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Starmon mini, titanium housing
Robust standalone sea temperature logger for long-term deep sea deployment. Reliable and accurate measurements, large memory size and replaceable long life battery
Ideal logger for monitoring sea temperature in deep oceans. Can be easily attached to moorings, buoys and nets.
Starmon mini titanium, submersible temperature recorder
Starmon mini titanium, submersible temperature recorderStarmon mini titanium, submersible temperature recorderProtective steel housing for Starmon temperature loggersCommunication cable for Starmon temperature recorder (PC interface). A USB serial converter is supplied with the cable.
Key features
Compact and durable for deep water deployment
Long life replaceable battery
Large memory size
Easy to attach to gear
Compact and durable for deep water deployment
This robust subsea standalone temperature logger is designed for long-term deployment and to withstand harsh conditions subsea up to 11 km depth. The oceanographic instrument is durable with its robust and non-corrosive titanium housing, dimensions 130 mm x 25 mm. A plastic housing version is also available, for use <400 m.
Application
The Starmon mini-Ti sea temperature logger is designed for use in ocean environments. Examples of applications:
Sea temperature logging for oceanographic studies, stationary or surveying
Temperature monitoring in offshore oil and gas projects
Attached to fishing gear for fisheries research, scientific and commercial
Geothermal and well logging
Long life replaceable battery
The battery data logger typically has a long life of over 10 years. Actual lifetime depends on sampling interval used and frequency of use. The battery is replaceable.
Large memory
Standard memory size is 262,000 measurements but can optionally be increased to 524,250 measurements.
Easy to attach to gear
The logger housing has holes for mounting to moorings, buoys, nets, deployment lines etc. For more flexible mounting a stainless steel tube can be supplied, which fits around the logger.