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Streamflow, or discharge, is the volume of water moving down a stream or river per unit of time, commonly expressed in cubic meters/feet per second or litres/gallons per day. Because stream discharge cannot be measured directly, it must be computed from parameters that can be measured directly, including water level/stage, velocity and the stream or river-bed profile.

With the introduction of radar level/stage and velocity sensors, it is now possible to continuously monitor and therefore calculate discharge using solid state technology. FTS offers a variety of both types of sensors to suite your specific needs.

Radar LX80
Radar LX-80
Radar SDI-300W

SDI-RADAR-C23

USE CASEOpen water, rivers
ACCURACY
Level: ±2mm (0.007ft)​
MEASURING
RANGE
30m (98.5ft)
BEAM
ANGLE
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SDI-RADAR-LX80

USE CASEOpen waters, rivers, built-in detection algorithms
ACCURACY
Level: ±1mm (0.003ft)
MEASURING
RANGE
30m (98.5ft)
BEAM
ANGLE
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SDI-RADAR-300W

USE CASEContactless surface flow velocity measurement
ACCURACY
Speed: 1%
MEASURING
RANGE
Speed: 0.02m/s – 15m/s​
             (0.05ft/s – 49ft/s)
BEAM
ANGLE
12° azimuth​
24° elevation
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Radar SDI300WL

SDI-RADAR-300WL

USE CASELevel, velocity and total water discharge 
ACCURACY
Level: ±1mm (0.003ft)
Speed: 1%
MEASURING
RANGE
Level: 15m (50ft)​
Speed: 0.02m/s – 15m/s​
             (0.05ft/s – 49ft/s)​
BEAM
ANGLE
Level: 5°​
Flow: 12° azimuth, 24° elevation
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