The OTT C2 small current meter for discharge measurements for shallow waters in small rivers, channels, laboratories and river models. Proven a thousand times to measure reliably flow velocities from 0.025 up to 5 m/s. Available for rod measurements on 9 mm or 20 mm rod.

The OTT C31 Universal Current Meter is designed for flow velocity measurements in combination with hand-held wading rods or cable suspended from a bridge or boat. Different accessories like sounding weights (middle pieces), sounding reels (winches), cable ways etc. allow the setup of a complete flow monitoring station. OTT C31 Universal current meters mean thousandfold proven quality, precision and reliability – worldwide for decades.

OTT Qliner 2 – Doppler technology for mobile discharge measurement in rivers and channels. The measurement is carried out using the classic verticals process. At the required vertical positions, the Qliner 2 measures both the vertical velocity distribution and the water depth. All measured data are transferred to the PDA via Bluetooth. After the measurement is complete, the discharge is available immediately. The Qliner 2 can be operated easily on cable ways, from bridges or from the edge.

OTT SVR 100 is a simple, non-contact, compact surface water velocity radar sensor. Designed for measuring flow in open channels and rivers where reliable velocity data is required continuously, during floods or periods of high concentrations of suspended sediments.

The sensor is mounted above the water surface, away from floating debris using a flexible bracket for vertical or horizontal installation. Velocity measurements and sensor status information from the integrated vibration and tilt sensor is available via SDI-12 over RS-485 and Modbus. It is also compatible with OTT Prodis 2 software for system calibration.

The OTT SLD is a measurement system for continuous measurement of water velocity and level in streams, rivers, and canals. The sensor employs the acoustic Doppler principle to reliably measure flow velocity in a variety of naturally occurring conditions, including during most flood events.