CS658 HydroSense II Water Content Sensor with 20 cm Rods

Overview

The CS658 is a water content probe used in the Hydrosense II system (not for use with data loggers). This probe has 20 cm rods; another probe, the CS659, has 12 cm rods. When ordered with the HS2 Hydrosense II Display, the CS658 is option -20. It is also available as a replacement part.

Note: The CS658 is designed for use with the HS2 but not with the HS2P.

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Detailed Description

The CS658 soil moisture probe has been designed to aid insertion into and removal from hard soils. The probe rods use ferrule nuts to secure the rods to the probe housing. A molded plastic grip connects the probe's cable to its housing.

Specifications

Measurements Made Volumetric water content of porous media (such as soil)
Volumetric Water Content Accuracy 3% typical (solution electrical conductivity < 4 dS/m)
Required Equipment HS2
Soil Suitability Suitable for hard soils.
Rods Replaceable
Sensors Not interchangeable
Volumetric Water Content Resolution < 0.05%
Volumetric Water Content Range 0% to 50% VWC
Cable Spiral, 250 cm (98 in.) extended
Cable Length 1.524 m (5.0 ft) when coiled
Ingress Protection Rating IP68
Rod Diameter 5 mm (0.14 in.)
Rod Length 200 mm (7.9 in.)
Body Dimensions 100 x 92 x 40 mm (3.9 x 3.6 x 1.6 in.)
Weight 450 g (15.9 oz)

Compatibility

The CS658 is used with the Hydrosense II soil content system only. (The CS658 is designed for use with the HS2 but not with the HS2P.) The rods of the CS658 and CS659 are not interchangeable.


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FAQs for

Number of FAQs related to CS658: 4

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  1. No. The 20 cm rods (pn 18592 or pn 12007) from a CS620 cannot be used with a CS658. The CS658 uses different 20 cm rods (pn 26485 or pn 26483).

  2. Yes.

  3. Because of the thread type used for the two sensors/rods, it is physically impossible to interchange the rods.

    • The 20 cm rods used with the CS658 are not compatible with the CS659.
    • The 12 cm rods used with the CS659 are not compatible with the CS658.

    If measurements are needed for both depths, both the CS658 and CS659 must be used.