Which thermowell these would fit in to?
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Not sure about thermowells. The ds18b20 sensor is about 6mm in diameter and about 55mm long. These sensors appear to have been waterproofed well, tho. I've had 2 submerged for 23.5 hours a day for the past month and no issues yet.
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Any half moons will work, as long as the length is the correct size. Just look under 18 or 20 inch bolts.
770380
Standard size fitting...you can get them at Walmart....sometimes Big Lots has good deals on them.....many brands will fit. You just look for the right hole configuration.
533238
I am not sure, I would measure the dimensions. That is what I did when I ordered them for my H20 mop.
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Based on mounting plate dimensions & (reported) thermostat shape & dimensions, the two items should be compatible.
757858
I'm not sure, but I added these to another brand. I just put them next to the other settup. I did'nt put my heaters on the roof, I built what amounts to a "roof" with shingles etc. on the ground, at an angle of coarse. I was worried about roof leaks and this was easier to work on and maintain.
1347545
Not sure what size are needed...I just reused what was on the snowblower. Worked fine.
1494463
They fit most wood burn tools. As long as it doesn't require a screw on the side for the tip, I have had no issues using multiple different tools.
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They should fit. You can also remove the shelves and stack them.I would also suggest you purchase a small fan. Like a CPU fan to circulate the hot air coming off the rear coils. I use my freezer for RVing.
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I haven't tried this unit in a thermowell, but the sensing element is a small cylindrical end that could certainly fit into a well. I would suggest you might want to stuff something into the well to get the sensor into intimate contact with the wall of the well for faster and more accurate response. The sensor is pretty small. Not good for high temperatures that could melt the cable from the sensor to the display. Unit worked well for a freezer application.
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Go to the nearest hardware store and buy longer screws. Take the short ones along so you get the right diameter and thread size.
49438
Yes these should fit. They are forgiving in terms of the diameter tubing they fit over.
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I would use 3/8". You will need to purchase a barbed tube fitting 3/8" tube x 1/2 npt
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They are a standard light bulb screw size so they should fit in any standard (E27) socket you already have. However they are longer than a normal bulb, so if your light fixture has a cover or something, you may need to check for clearance issues.
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I would use metal ones, Lowes or Home Depot has replacements, the plastic won't work.
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Probably the fire bolt but depending what you have it may not fit (either of them)
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Should fit in the generic ones, I used it in the 1 dollar plates you can get at home Depot no problems