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Question: I have a temp display that uses an 18b20 waterproof sensor. I want a second sensing location (switchable..).Would these work?? Switch type??
Document: These probes seem to display better accuracy than the "non" waterproof version I had been using. Matched the temp displayed by my other brand digital alarm / display exactly.
The insulation is waterproof, but can't stand up to chemical solvents such as hexanes, ethyl acetate and acetone. If you cut the end off a rubber policeman that would normally go on a glass stirring rod and apply a bit of silicon grease, you can cover the first few inches of insulation, and have basically an anything-proof temperature sensor.
Work great and not much more expensive than buy the DS18B20 bare chips, but you get something very easy to hook up and use in a robust package.I was worried that the extra thermal mass of the metal casing would dampen response time, but it does not seem to.
much cheaper than what I can fine else where, this included nice housing, using one of the sensor to monitor my solar water heater and send data back using an ATmega8 , work as expected.
Works great when they work. They work well with the arduino DS18B20 library and are actually waterproof as far as I can tell. I have made about 8 batches of beer with the end completely submerged up to boil and have had no issues. Only issue I have found is one of the three I have tested so far hasn't worked. Could be my fault or could be a dud so I can't complain too much, especially for the price.
A great temperature sensor. It's very easy to setup and work with. Examples exist for use with raspberry pi making it easy for projects.
Great product, performed as expected, easy to integrate into Arduino project using &#34;Onewire&#34; and &#34;DallasTeperature&#34; libraries. I would certainly buy these again once I run out.
I use these to monitor HVAC, inside and outside temp using a Raspberry Pi. All worked, so far no problems.
Not much to say that isn't in the description other than the fact that the bare ends of the wires appear to have been soldered so they are especially easy to work with. I've previously ordered DS18b20's from a different seller and the wires were stranded and not soldered which I ended up doing in the end for ease of installation.
I'm working on a DIY Homebrewing monitoring / automation system built on a Netduino Plus 2 microcontroller. Being a .NET Developer by day, I was naturally drawn to something I could leverage my current coding skills / development tools with without having to learn a new language / IDE. I bought these mostly to test the 1-Wire Bus and its feasibility for high-ish speed temp monitoring from multiple probes on a common bus.
Answer: no