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> ProbeGuard
ProbeGuard (Patent issued): controls biofouling on various moored aquatic instruments by enclosing sensors in a chamber that is periodically treated with a biocide after data is collected. The chamber is opened and flushed with ambient water before sampling to insure data integrity.
New Development: Green Eyes recently partnered with our friends at YSI to optimize ProbeGuard's performance. The work is ongoing and the commercial release is expected in 2012 – please join our ProbeGuard updates list to receive the latest information.
Sondes deployed with ProbeGuard (bottom) and without (top) for two months in Chesapeake Bay
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With sophisticated electronics, ProbeGuard saves all instrument data to nonvolatile memory that can be easily accessed over the communications port by an on-site user or remotely via an automated data collection system (telemetry) such as Green Eyes W2W.
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