Abstract
Commercially produced salinity sensors removed from field and lysimeter experiments lasting from 3 to 5 years were tested for calibration stability relative to the original factory calibration. Significant changes in calibration occurred in up to 14% of the sensors after 4 and 5 years of use. Response to a step‐change in salinity was also examined for commercial units in a field installation. Calculated response factors were lower than those found in a previous laboratory experiment. However, response was sufficiently rapid to assure accurate readings if changes in salinity occur in time intervals exceeding 5 days.

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