How can this item be used if I want to test water parameters (temperature, conductivity, etc.) at the bottom of a pond (up to 10 feet deep)
1030218
You will have to collect a water sample the size of the cap (the bottom grey section in the pic) and test that. It's water proof but I would not submerge it and try to use it.
80344
I think that this would work very well. I have used this to measure temps on computer processors and heat buildup on electrical components. should do what you want.
590210
To be honest...we used this for my daughters science fair experiment where we needed to have 3 different water temperatures. It worked very well in water and was fairly quick getting to the temperature. Not sure if this helps you...but I would recommend this product overall.
490842
Gosh I add salt to my pond when I need to and stil use this test kit for the other tests I keep an eye on through out the summer. I hope this helps!
339466
Works well for a sump pump but not sure how it would work for a well. Not sure the lengths of the sensor leads would be appropriate for that purpose.
667430
The probe is submersible up to where the wire meets the metal probe. If that part gets water the probe will die. So be careful, even when cleaning
829114
I would probably drain pond attach to side as high up as possible to keep inlet wires above water level and silicone all around to stop any ingress of water and check peroidically should work fine
985653
I used the ground strap at my amateur radio station. You can use a copper water line, but be sure to connect a strap near where the line comes in from outside.
1994258
The module is not waterproof, but u can put the probe in the tank and it will work fine.
961751
We use ours for our pond but I should think it would work in any water. It is quite handy.
1057741
Id say u can use it for anything unwanted to keep within 2 degrees. It handles a 1000 watts... I use mine in a snake tank and it works absolutely perfect. Just keep the probe close to the area u want warm and away you go...
2035746
I don't believe the probe is waterproof. To be sure I might suggest checking with Coolerguys directly.
1797622
The probe is as pictured. I found if you put shrink wrap at the connection of the probe and wire it will last longer. If the smallest amt of water gets in that connection it will not work
608636
There is a hole in the bottom that is plugged with a silicone plug. Silicone can handle 400F typically.
961749
Yes, but understand, it only gives you the water temp for the depth it floats at. The lake will have varying temps depending on the different depths where you suspend the thermometer.
529327
I don't know about that I only use it in my pond. You might try contacting the manufacturer.
2205254
I ran my cable through a pond last year for about 60 LF, though not directly in the water. The soil was saturated with water. I have not had any issues. If needed you could run it through some PVC conduit through the creek, if would be otherwise exposed. This cable is as heavy duty as you can find.