Orbital Africa > Blog for Geospatial News & Tech Trends! > Mapping > Power of PQWT-S300 Underground Water detector, 500m deep
The PQWT-S300 is an automatic underground water detector designed to locate underground water sources at depths of 100, 150, 300 or 500 meters. It operates by analyzing variations in the Earth’s electromagnetic field, leveraging differences in conductivity across geological structures to identify potential groundwater reserves. It’s key features include:
- Measurement depths: Offers configurations for 100m, 150m, or 300m, allowing flexibility based on specific project requirements.
- Automatic mapping: Generates real-time subsurface maps, providing immediate visualizations of geological formations and potential water-bearing zones.
- User-friendly interface: Equipped with a 7-inch high-definition touch LCD screen, facilitating intuitive operation and data interpretation.
- Multi-language support: Includes multiple language options, enhancing accessibility for users worldwide.
The PQWT-S300 is suitable for various terrains, including plains, hills, mountains, highlands, and basins, making it a versatile tool for geophysical prospecting and groundwater detection.
Technical Specifications
- Model: PQWT-S300
- Measuring depths: 0-100m, 0-150m, 0-300m or 0-500m
- Measuring frequency: Single frequency, three frequency, 36/48 frequency
- Power supply: Two 26650 rechargeable lithium batteries (4000mAh each)
- A/D conversion: 16-bit 1Msps
- Measuring range: 0mV–2000mV
- Measuring accuracy: 0.001 mV
- Measurement channels: Six
- Display: 7-inch high-definition digital touch LCD screen
- Working hours: Approximately 6-8 hours on a full charge
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