Gill TruMet PW100

Richard Paul Russell

£800

TrueMet PW100 is an infrared optical rain gauge that delivers a modern, low-maintenance alternative to tipping buckets . It gives you the accuracy you need, the reliability you expect, and none of the ongoing costs you shouldn’t have to pay. Rainfall measurement shouldn’t rely on 50-year-old mechanics. Benefit Zero moving parts - No mechanical wear, no drift No clogging - no funnels, no collection chambers Accurate across the full rainfall spectrum - From drizzle to high-intensity events True maintenance savings - Operational cost reduction across regional networks Rapid deployment - Lightweig

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