Reliable water level monitoring – anywhere it matters.

HyPremo is a rugged, compact, and programmable hydrostatic pressure sensor that delivers combined water level and temperature measurements in a single device.

Output is available either as pressure (bar) or directly as water level (mH2O), along with precise water temperature, making it an ideal, cost-effective solution for long-term monitoring in groundwater and surface water applications.It’s the only sensor in its class to offer Bluetooth^®setup alongside SDI-12 communication, all while maintaining very low power consumption– perfect for battery- or solar-powered hydrological stations. Built around a factory-calibrated precision piezo-resistive element, HyPremo provides high-resolution, stable readings with minimal drift.

Designed for real-world field performance, it features:

• Automatic barometric compensation via its vented cable
• Integrated temperature compensation for true water level accuracy
• Gravity correction via HyComm Config Software for site-specific calibration

From flood forecasting to groundwater tracking, the HP sensor delivers accurate, dual-parameter data – pressure + temperature – with less setup and maintenance.

• Bluetooth^® wireless setup via HyComm Config SW (probe outside the water, with 2m range to laptop)
• Wide operating temperature range (–20 °C to +85 °C – no icing)
• Tool-free cap design for fast, field-friendly maintenance
• Built-in corrosion resistance – AISI 316 Ti (DIN 1.4571), titanium stabilized for good corrosion resistance, IP68-rated
• Multi-parameter output – water level, water temperature, and supply voltage (for sensor diagnostics)
• Logger-ready integration – compatible with KISTERS and third-party loggers using SDI-12

• Groundwater level monitoring:
  • Rest Water Level (RWL): aquifer baseline monitoring, resource tracking, hydro-geological studies
  • Pumped Water Level (PWL): pump testing, irrigation wells, draw-down monitoring
• Rivers, streams, and reservoir level tracking
• Flood risk management and early warning
• Long-term environmental monitoring projects
• Hydrological station deployments in remote or harsh environments
• Tidal rivers and coastal monitoring