Global Water WS700 Series Automatic Water Samplers

Programmable automatic water samplers for unattended composite and discrete sampling — stormwater outfalls, NPDES compliance points, influent and effluent streams, and landfill leachate. Set a schedule or trigger on rainfall, and the sampler pulls and stores samples without a technician standing over it.Choose your model — 3 questions One pump or two? The WS700 series draws through a single peristaltic pump. The WS750 series carries two independent pumps, so you can sample two streams — or two bottle sets from one stream — on separate programs. Do you need refrigeration? The WS700R holds samples at temperature for parameters with short hold times or a preservation requirement. It runs on 115 VAC, so it needs line power at the site. How will you move it? The WS705 and WS755 add wheels and a pull handle — worth it if the unit gets repositioned between events or carried down an embankment. Every sampler order needs these — please specify Sample containers. 1 gallon or 2.5 gallon plastic, sized to your composite volume. A float switch matched to the container you chose — there is a separate part for the 1 gallon and the 2.5 gallon bottle. This is what stops the pump when the bottle is full. Pump tubing. Neoprene peristaltic tubing, by the foot. It is a wear item — order spare. Power. A 12 V 5 Ah rechargeable battery and charger for any unit not on line power. A rain sensor if you are triggering on rainfall rather than on a clock — standard for first-flush stormwater work. All of the above are in Auto Sampler Parts & Accessories.ApplicationsStormwater and first-flush monitoring, NPDES permit sampling, wastewater influent and effluent, landfill leachate, surface water studies, and any composite sampling program where site visits are expensive.Documentation WS-Series Portable Automatic Samplers — specifications (PDF) WS700 — operating manual (PDF) WS705 — operating manual (PDF) WS750 — operating manual (PDF) Not sure which configuration fits your permit or your site power? Contact us — tell us the parameters, the hold times and whether you have AC at the outfall, and we will spec it.