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Original 1-wire Temp Sensor
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Posted by Benito Loyola on Saturday, 17 July 2010, at 2:48 p.m.
1. What epoxy do you suggest using to glue the copper wire to 1-Wire temp sensor when one makes their own with your DIY sensor?
2. Would you suggest using a thermal paste between all sensors (copper wire or stainless steel tube) and the pipe you are measuring?
3. You use the plastic encapsulated sensor to clamp to a pipe in your support file instructions but only talk about measuring air temps in the online store write-up and on the stainless steel tube sensor write-up you do talk about using it on pipes. Which one is the best to use on copper pipe?
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