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c. Finally, insert the shovel again into the soil a few inches away
from the probe, and gently force soil toward the probe to
provide good contact between the probe and the soil.
2. For deeper installations:
a. Excavate down to the level you wish to measure.
b. In the exposed wall, cut a pilot hole as described above.
c. Saturate the pilot hole with water.
d. Insert the senor(s).
e. With a shovel or blade a few inches away from the probe,
squeeze the soil onto the probe. This will improve the soil-to-
probe contact.
f. Fill the hole with the digged soil preserving the original soil
profile and compaction.
3. Pull the sensor cable(s) close to the logger enclosure.
4. Connect the signal cable to the applicable connector of the logger.
If you have purchased a sensor without factory made connectors,
see Wiring Instructions in the Technical Data chapter.
When removing the probe from the soil, do not pull it out of the soil by
the cable. Doing so may break internal connections and make the probe
unusable.
Submersible Water Level Sensor
Water level sensor has a ready-made cable and a connector. The length
of the cable defines the maximum distance from the logger. You have
to install the sensor on a solid fixture in water.
1. Choose a desired location for the sensor. Assure that the sensor is
located within cable length of the logger enclosure.
2. Make a solid base for the sensor to the desired installation depth in
water.
3. Position the sensor firmly to the base.
4. Connect the cable to the logger enclosure.
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