What does "flow through" sensor mean as opposed to the regular sensor
1444768
With a flow through sensor, you can add air to the tire without taking off the sensor, the sensor acts as a valve cap.
1104404
It seems to depend upon whether you are using the outdoor sensor or not. Because the unit is usually in a furnace room, it will naturally read slightly differently than in an open space.
1995936
Dont know what rhe counter needs....the sensor just has a spdt dry contact out. If you just need a "pluse" (your counter provides the voltage, the sensor gives you a contact close (or open).. your golden. The sensor here does NOT have a solid state output, so no "sink or source" worries...
135498
Single sensor. Put mine in about 2-3 years ago and no issues since. Took approx 1 hr for me and a friend to change in the driveway. Mine were rusted pretty severely. Biggest issue was getting the wiring disconnected without breaking the connectors.
718395
The sensor you are referring to is actually the switch itself. If you require an alarm, you may have to buy one and integrate it to the float switch wiring to provide the additional functionality.
287926
This is an upstream sensor. It has a short cable and special plug that fits Nissan upstream connectors. The cable is also thick because of the high temperature of the manifold.
1314731
the " T" kit should have been installed in the piping when the salt system was first put in. If replacing the "flow senser" you only need to replace the sensor it self, no need for the "T".
2102736
No this a seperate sensor from the regular transducer.This is a add on sensor and there is a seperate place to plug it in.
1369316
I think all the logic is done in the controller in the plug unit. It arms when either sensor is submerged and activates when the other submerges. The pump then stops when the water level drops below both sensors.
1558003
This sensor is both bank one and bank two sensor 2. Sometimes referred to as left or right, upstream and downstream. These are the downstream ones.
1493750
15732 = Downstream sensor15733= Upstream sensorI believe you will need 1 sensor per bank
1761480
Yup, only difference from the upstream sensor is the length of wire. Denso is the one you want
2165622
It only measures the amount of gallons that go through it. It also only provides the total amount of flow. You'd have to time it to get the flow rate. It's a great little device that I've been using for months and I haven't had any problems with it.
1045077
This is an indoor only sensor - it's not made for the elements, not water tight etc. in fact I wrapped the seams in electrical tape just to make sure water didn't get in the unit. My application is using one in my laundry and one in the room with my water heater and basement drain.
23787
Dnt get it. Da sensor is Wea da main prob gonna be. Cnt explain but dnt get it
1834113
This unit comes with the ability to connect more than one sensor. I put one sensor under my washer & purchased a second for under my dryer. I have a wye connector that splits the water going to the dryer and the washer. Should one of the sensors detect water, the solenoid valve will shut off. Once it shuts off, it will prevent water flow to either the washer or the dryer. A friend of mine did not have the shutoff kit & the hose going to his dryer developed a leak. Fortunately he was home & noticed the water flowing down the stairs to his basement. The sensors work as I tested each. I hope this answers your question.
1199421
For this sensor it means its able to function over serial connection using only one wire. see this for more information https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1-Wire