Clamp-on Temperature Gauge?
Are these pretty decent? Any suggestions as to installing, should they be insulated?
I want to put one on my boiler return line.
Thanks !
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Depends on the brand
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Hi, I've had good results with them. I would insulate as best you can. Also, you might put a dab of conductive grease under it, where it "reads" pipe temperature, to help it out a bit.
Yours, Larry
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for a rough measurements they are fine
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A zip tie, better yet a hose clamp is a simple way to connect any temperature sensor to a pipe. Insulation over it is critical for accurate readings. Tekmar sensors, on left, actually have a flat spot to clamp on pipes.
This Azel is a handy temperature gauge, battery operated or 24VAC
It reads supply and return to give you good info. Find them from various online sources.
Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
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I will check at Supply House.
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