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kevin coppinger_4
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ever used a thermistor sensor to measure the water temp of a buffer tank or indirect water heater w/o the use of a sensor well....surface munt on steel and insulated well on top? ty, kpc
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all the time. I'd use some thermal grease.
Be sure the sensor is held tightly against the tank. And yes, insulate over the sensor.
When I use electric water heater tanks I slide the sensor under those metal clips that hold the upper and lower thermostats in place. This puts a good tension on the sensor and the element insulation blanket covers all.
Another method is to use a stainless hose clamp and fasten it to the pipe as it exists the tank. Then some Thermacell insulation. If you want the sensor at the very top of the tank.
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