Overview
ADCP-1200K
Key Features
- Long Range
In wide-beam working mode, the ADCP-1200K can measure flow velocity up to 40 meters. - High Accuracy
ADCP enables long-term observation with stable and reliable data.
Velocity measurement accuracy fully meets flow measurement requirements.
ADCP outputs direct flow velocity results without the need for upper-level software processing. - Low Power Consumption
Utilizes low-power technology with an average power consumption of only 3.5 W. - High Reliability
Mature hardware design ensures stable and reliable instrument performance. - Wi-Fi Data Transmission
Supports RS232, RS422, and Wi-Fi data transmission.
Enables wireless device connection and data transfer with an effective range of up to 20 m. - Multiple Working Modes
Supports navigation mode, fixed-point measurement mode, self-adaptive mode, and bottom tracking mode . Suitable for multiple applications such as fixed-point flow monitoring, navigation, and measurement.
Specifications
Applications
- Water Conservancy and Hydrology
- Marine Engineering
- Waterway Systems
- Environmental Protection Systems
- Marine Systems
- Scientific Research Institutes
- Underwater Navigation
Installation Methods
Introduction to ADCP-1200K
The ADCP-1200K Direct-Reading Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) is a high-precision and easy-to-operate water current measurement system, which can be deployed on a variety of flexible platforms, such as trimarans and Unmanned Vessel Surface (UVS).
With a measurement range of 40 meters, the ADCP-1200K provides reliable and high-precision velocity profile data. It is widely used for river flow monitoring, canal flow measurement, coastal current survey, and other engineering and hydrographic survey operations, making it an ideal instrument for hydrology and oceanographic applications.
Principle of ADCP
The ADCP-1200K operates based on the Doppler effect. It transmits acoustic pulses into the water, and suspended particles scatter the signals back. By analyzing the frequency shift of the returned echoes, the instrument calculates the water velocity at different depths. Using multiple acoustic beams, the ADCP generates a complete water column velocity profile, enabling accurate flow monitoring in rivers, canals, and coastal waters.