Equipment Maintenance

In order to guarantee a successful monitoring program, equipment maintenance must be one of the essential components. A proper maintenance program starts with insuring that one person is designated and responsible for the maintenance program. The maintenance person would then ensure that all the user and technical manuals associated with the monitoring equipment are kept together in a central location. The programs used should be kept with the manuals. With our PC208W/loggerNet EDLOG software this is simply done by printing the program. EDLOG will also let the user put in other important details such as station description, sensor types, serial numbers and heights (or depths). Finally, a station log book would include the equipment service record and any changes or problems which arise. Click 'Equipment Maintenance' to download a listing of some of the most utilized equipment which we sell and support along with the regular maintenance requirements and replacement part numbers if applicable.   Equipment Maintenance

Newsletters

Campbell Scientific (Canada) Corp. publishes a quarterly electronic newsletter that features new products, news about CSC, and events that we will be attending. Our latest version was released in January 2010 and the next issue will be available mid-April 2010.   January 2010   Fall, 2009   Spring, 2009   Fall, 2008   Summer, 2008   Spring, 2008   December, 2007   September, 2007   June, 2007   March, 2007   December, 2006   December, 2002   December, 2001   January, 2001

Campbell Scientific, Inc. produces a biannual newsletter, The Campbell Update, for our customers. The Update features new products, news about CSI, and events that we will be attending. Our newest version was released in Third Quarter, 2009.   September 2009   January, 2008   January, 2007   August, 2005   January, 2004   August, 2003   January, 2003   September, 2002   January, 2002   September, 2001   March, 2001   April, 2000   February, 1999