A stand-alone water level logger records measurements for download during a site visit. A cellular monitoring station sends readings to LI-COR Cloud, where you can review conditions across multiple dam sites.

With compatible sensors and configured alarms, notifications can flag water levels or calculated flow outside selected limits, or accumulated rainfall above a selected threshold. This helps you identify which sites need attention and prioritize follow-up visits.

Yes. With compatible smart sensors, HOBO MicroRX Water Level Stations and RX3000 stations can collect rainfall, soil moisture, air temperature, and relative humidity measurements alongside water level. This helps you compare water level changes with weather and ground conditions.

Sensor compatibility and available inputs depend on the station model and configuration. The MicroRX Water Level Station uses wired smart sensors and is not compatible with HOBOnet wireless sensors.

Yes, when a valid relationship between water level and flow has been established for the site. The MicroRX Water Level Station supports calculations for selected weirs and flumes, as well as a site-specific stage-discharge table.

Compatible third-party flow meters with pulse outputs provide another measurement option. HOBO pulse-input adapters can record these outputs for calculating flow rate and accumulated volume, also called totalization. Confirm the meter output, adapter and station compatibility, and required calculation setup when configuring your system.

HOBO cellular RX stations require an RX data plan for remote access through LI-COR Cloud. Select a plan that supports your required measurements and logging intervals. Remote data updates depend on the configured connection interval and available cellular service.