I have a Mac ddm with a temp mode and came with a thermocouple that plugs in to read temp. Will this product work with my ddm's temp mode?
2022836
Mike, As long as your DMM uses K type thermocouples, Identified with a yellow plug, one terminal is smaller than the other.....The small one being the + terminal. These are from China, the quality is poor! Measurements are not repeatable! Spend the money on a higher quality clamp on temperature probe.
2079025
Yes it does. The thermal overload temp for the motor is 105¢ªC / 221¡ÆF. The thermal overload switch is integral to the motor windings, there is no manual reset and will reset itself after the temperature drops.
1565052
Yes. i have them on hot and cold. works very well for me. i actually have mine connected on the WM side.
447471
Unable to answer this question as I have not use this feature, but would asume Temp is read in Deg's F, since other meters I have used read in Deg's F.
342181
Yes. The connections coming off of the thermocouple are stripped end wire connections. The thermocouple is changing resistance with changing temperature. Worst case scenario is that you introduce minimal resistance in your connection, you would need to calibrate the reading, but once calibrated, it should be consistent and reliable.
682990
It's probably not necessary, unless you want a separate reading for the air temp, not just the ground temp. However, you should occasionally use your other thermometer on the warm side to confirm that the thermostat reading is accurate. If the readings are significantly different, then one of the devices should be replaced/fixed. I hope this helps.
1031131
As far as I know it cannot. If I remember correctly those were for monitor temp but I may be wrong. I could never get the GPS feature to work correctly so I did not pursue that too much. Not sure if this helps but I ended up returning mine as it was too cumbersome to work with.
650639
I think it should work just fine. I needed it for my patients. Had to return it, because thermometer has to be in the same environment for at least an hr to work properly. I keep driving between my patients and it did not work for me. Otherwise, at home it was fine.
1068969
If that meter is designed to display temperature from a K-type thermocouple, yes, it will.
97205
Check with Schluter. Send the specs in the meter. I found the low cost vb60 meets DitraHeat requirements.
890759
Yes, but I would only use it in grill <450F as a higher temperature than that will cause the thermocouple wire to burn out. I believe Maveric states that their temperature thermometer is good to about 500F. You can call them to comfirm. I already had to replace mine because it got too hot. I plan on getting a separate instant read thermometer for about $15 for the grill. Hope this helps.
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Good question! Let me know if you find one. This would be an excellent heater if the manufacturer did not use thermocouples that they know are defective. Why do I say that? Because nearly EVERY review that I have read States the same problem. Now I have a heater sitting out in my garage that will not light! I recommend that any person thinking of purchasing this heater buy a Mr Heater instead. They work! If World Marketing would send me a new thermocouple (that works), I would install it.
1342921
I replaced my thermocouple in my GCV 50 100 about 2 months ago using this part. This part worked for about 5 weeks and then the thermocouple failed. This caused me to incorrectly replace my gas control valve since I had already tried the thermocouple... Been a few weeks without hot water now.
1423244
Talked to tech-support and they said yes, this unit will regulate the water temperature to the SET-temp. and ultimately shut off if incoming temp is already at or above the SET-temp. unrelated, I am experiencing fluctuations in the output temperature; (with stable input temperature) it may be bad sensors, so this still needs to be figured out
993199
Yes it will, when the temp drops -1 below your setting. FYI, it will turn off when the temp reaches +2 above your setting.
957125
Hi, I am interested in your question as I have bought two of these units. The first was destroyed by the shipping company and second worked great for about a week. I have a communications company and we repair smart phones and other tiny gadgets. That said I gave my thermometer to a technician at the service department and he opened it and worked on the problem. In this case the mini USB connector was broken. However we also took apart the battery and have similar replacement parts from suppliers. You can do the same or send it to us and we can attempt a repair. Other wise you will have to plug it in continuously to a USB power supply and covert wire it it. Regards, Don www.kootenaycommunications.com
1045791
Yes, it would work for that application, but it would not be precise. However, it would likely be repeatable. Thermocouples have a poor signal to noise ratio below 150F. A better option would be an RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) sensor. They are designed to operate in the temperature range of a swimming pool. If you want to use a t/c (thermocouple) for a particular reason, choose a "type J" or a "type E" rather than the "type K" that comes with this device. A type-J has twice the sensitivity of a type-K.