thermo wells?

[taxidermist]

anyone have a good source for thermo wells that take a 3\8 thermal sensor? I have searched but have not found very good info.


Thanks,
Rob

 

[WoodNotOil]

Try these guys http://www.stpats.com . Next to last link at the bottom of menu "Thermometers/Thermowells"

 

[twofer]

As an avid homebrewer I would recommend avoiding StPats for the time being.

 

[pybyr]

I don't want to sound like I'm arguing with twofer, but a couple of weeks ago I ordered three really long (18") stainless thermowells from StPat's. The price was low, the shipping costs were not unreasonable, and they arrived quickly.

If you simply need short generic ones for regular hydronics, give Patriot Supply a call; www.patriot-supply.com Their web site isn't always easy to search, but in my experience, they are very helpful when you call and ask.

 

[DaveBP]

These guys have over 150 to choose from. Not always the best price but very efficient and quick delivery. One of the biggest industrial suppliers.

http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/GSDRVSM?PACACHE=000000087760839

 

[Jackpine Savage]

Houseneeds has them, 1/2" threaded or 3/4" sweat:

http://www.houseneeds.com/shop/HeatingProducts/HydronicHeating/gauges/temperaturegaugebuypage.asp

 

[Fred61]

anyone have a good source for thermo wells that take a 38 thermal sensor? I have searched but have not found very good info.


Thanks,
Rob

Rob,

I just purchased 2 wells 1/2 inch thread -- 6 inches long from a local plumbing supply. $17.00 each. Never thought to go online for small item that will become expensive due to shipping charges.

 

[BrownianHeatingTech]

I just purchased 2 wells 1/2 inch thread -- 6 inches long from a local plumbing supply. $17.00 each. Never thought to go online for small item that will become expensive due to shipping charges.

Amusing note: the wells that I've been using recently are the type that come with a pull-out thermometer. At $13, they're cheaper than a bare well, and I get a collection of thermometers, as a bonus!

Now, I just need to figure out what to do with these thermometers...

Joe

 

[Perfect Heat]

Joe,

Where did you purchase your wells and how long are they?

Thanks

 

[BrownianHeatingTech]

Where did you purchase your wells and how long are they?

At a local wholesaler. Those are only shallow wells, (like 2-3" long), because I often use them near valves, and a long well would extend far enough to get caught in the valve.

Joe

 

[2.beans]

ive been making my own out of brass fittings and soldering the end shut. you can make them any size you want with some copper pipe and a combo of fittings.

 

[taxidermist]

I just purchased 2 wells 1/2 inch thread -- 6 inches long from a local plumbing supply. $17.00 each. Never thought to go online for small item that will become expensive due to shipping charges.

Amusing note: the wells that I've been using recently are the type that come with a pull-out thermometer. At $13, they're cheaper than a bare well, and I get a collection of thermometers, as a bonus!

Now, I just need to figure out what to do with these thermometers...

Joe

This is what I have now but the well is too small for my sensor

 

[2.beans]

can you drill it out?

 

[taxidermist]

can you drill it out?

Yes but the wells are installed right now so I think I will wait till heating season is over before I get the drill out. My luck I will be a little off and........ well you know the rest!

Rob