Temp sensors?

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kuribo

Feeling the Heat
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Dec 10, 2007
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SW WI
What are people using for temperature sensors? Any recommendations?
 
What are people using for temperature sensors? Any recommendations?
Depends on what you are using them for. Just to monitor? Get a "temperature module" on this site with the cheap sensors from the bottom of page.

want to log data? go with the x300

(broken link removed to http://www.controlbyweb.com/sensor_accessories.html)
 
I need some sort of well or something for those, don't I?

Thanks again for the info...
 
I need some sort of well or something for those, don't I?

Thanks again for the info...
Yes. I had plumber put in Ts where I needed them.. put in the well. Sensors came with a putty type stuff to coat and put in the well. You COULD strap them down to the surface and insulate over. would work fine.

JP
 
i will be going the x300 route, taping sensors to tank and then spray foam over. it has relays also, 3 i believe, that i will use to turn off the storage circ pump and kick on the oil boiler if/when needed (hopefully not much!).
 
Azel makes a very nice digital temp gage.

They have a single digital display that monitors 2 temps via. sensors that can connected up to 500 ft. away using t-stat wire.

The sensors can be mounted in a temp well or can be strapped on (they have a concave surface so as to fit snugly against a pipe surface).
 
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