Keep an eye on the water in your harbor with OceanWatcher

Water level gauge for measuring water level height, water temperature and water currents in ports, locks and waters.

Why should I have an OceanWatcher?

When it comes to monitoring and managing the water levels in your harbor, is OceanWatcher the ideal choice.
This water level gauge offers a number of features that make it a reliable and efficient solution for tracking water conditions.
One of the key benefits of OceanWatcher is its ability to provide vital information to mariners during inbound and outbound voyages
By accurately measuring water level, water temperature and water currents, OceanWatcher ensures mariners have the data they need to navigate safely in and out of port.
This feature improves overall safety and minimizes the risk of accidents or incidents.

Get accurate water measurements with OceanWatcher

Measurements

Get measurements of water level, water temperature and water flow.

Data sharing

You can share your water data on your website or with DMI.

Easy installation

Install it either on the edge of a jetty, in a well or on another suitable surface.

Longevity

Made of material that can handle the sea and port weather.

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FAQ

Why GPS track a buoy?Lisbeth2024-03-14T08:58:08+00:00

Why GPS track a buoy?

GPS tracking of buoys is used for navigation purposes, monitoring ship traffic, research, detection of drifting objects and rescue and salvage. It improves safety, efficiency and environmental protection in maritime activities.

What is a water level gauge?Lisbeth2024-03-14T09:00:10+00:00

What is a water level gauge?

A water level gauge, such as the OceanWatcher, is a device used to measure and monitor the water level in a harbor or waterway. It provides important data on water level, temperature and currents, enabling better management and decision-making in ports, locks and other water bodies.

The water level gauge is designed for easy installation on the edge of a quay, in a well or on another suitable surface. Its primary purpose is to provide accurate and real-time water level information to various stakeholders.