*Data for this sensor cannot be stored on the ProCheck
**This is a third-party product. If using with a Campbell Scientific or non-METER data logger, we recommend buying directly from the manufacturer.
***Discontinued sensors
Drainage and Depth Sensors
X indicates compatibility
ZL6
Family
ZSC
EM60 Family
Em50 Family
Em5b
ProCheck
Campbell Scientific or any Analog/SDI-12 Capable Logger
*This is a third-party product. If using with a Campbell Scientific or non-METER data logger, we recommend buying directly from the manufacturer.
**Discontinued sensors
Miscellaneous Sensors
X indicates compatibility
ZL6
Family
ZSC
EM60 Family
Em50 Family
Em5b
ProCheck
Millivolt (0-3000 mV Input)
X
X
X
X
X
X
Millivolt (0-1500 mV Input)
X
X
X
X
X
Pulse Counter
X
X
X
X
X
Discontinued Sensors
**This is a third-party product. If using with a Campbell Scientific or non-METER data logger, we recommend buying directly from the manufacturer.
X indicates compatibility
ZL6
Family
ZSC
EM60 Family
Em50 Family
Em5b
ProCheck
Campbell Scientific or any Analog/SDI-12 Capable Logger
We performed comparison testing for ATMOS 41 vs. high-quality, research-grade non-METER sensors and conducted time-series testing for sensor-to-sensor variability. Here are the results.
Water potential is a better indicator of plant available water than water content, but in most situations it’s useful to combine the data from both sensors.
TEROS sensors are more durable, accurate, easier and faster to install, more consistent, and linked to a powerful, intuitive near-real-time data logging and visualization system.
Webinar: Water potential 201: Getting the most from each measurement
There is more to learn from water potential
In this 30-minute webinar, research scientist and METER’s Director of Scientific Outreach, Leo Rivera, dives deeper into soil water potential, applications of the measurement, and how to make sure you are making the most of the tools available. Within this webinar he will discuss:
Using water potential data to infer other processes and properties in soil
The resources available to determine the right water potential ranges for your plants
How to choose the right water potential sensor for particular applications
The difference between soil water potential and plant water potential and when to measure each