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U2X Protective Housing

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The U2X Housing is a protective enclosure for mounting Onset's HOBO® U24 conductivity and HOBO U20 water level data loggers. The U2X housing is designed to allow a data logger to be mounted in harsh environments while not restricting the flow of media around the device. Supplied with six zip ties and mounting recommendations, it allows for easy deployment in a variety of water monitoring applications.

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Won't restrict flow of media around the data logger
Comes with six zip ties and mounting recommendations
Allows for easy deployment in a variety of water monitoring applications

This housing operates in an underwater environment.

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