The range of your measurements is primarily influenced by fixed parameters like the transducer frequency. You can explore additional factors affecting maximum profiling range in our FAQ: What factors affect maximum profiling range? However, there are also configuration measures you can take to influence the range, each with its own set of pros and cons. When configuring your instrument, it's important to consider these factors to optimize its performance for specific applications. It is useful to monitor parameter changes in the "Effect" tab of the applicable Deployment Planning Software, to visualize and understand how your decisions will impact the deployment process.

The table below outlines possible measures to increase range and their potential deployment consequences.

In addition to being govern by the Power Level, the amount of energy the instrument sends out depends on the Cell Size. A small cell size will therefore lead to a relatively lower output power, which again can decrease the actual range of the measurements.

For detailed information on range criteria, refer to the manual: Principles of Operation - Currents