I just ordered a pack of cables from Asus. They were $3.00 for a pack of three of them plus $5.00 for shipping . . . not bad. I'm hoping to use these to monitor water and air temperatures in my system.
Does anyone know if they are safe to put in water?
Asus didn't show a picture of them, but I imagine they are just like every other sensor cable. It looks like the tips are coated in plastic. I will not be submerging anything but the tip. Maybe I should coat them it silicon?
E8600 (Q823A221)
Asus Rampage Formula
2x2G G.Skill DDR2 1066
2 MSI 4850's CF
750w PC Power & Cooling
Liquid cooled
Anyone else use these?
E8600 (Q823A221)
Asus Rampage Formula
2x2G G.Skill DDR2 1066
2 MSI 4850's CF
750w PC Power & Cooling
Liquid cooled
yeah my maximus extreme came with 3 of them and they are waterproof, dont coat them as it will make them inacurate.
I wouldn't think there'd be a problem. But there are thermal sensors installed in G1/4 barbs you can put in a tee fitting if you want the most accurate water temp measurement.
- i7 920 D0 // eVGA X58 SLI // 12GB G.Skill Ripjaws // HD6950 (6970 BIOS)
- Apogee XT // MCP655 // Thermochill PA120.3 // CM HAF 932
- OCZ Vertex 3 MI edition // ASUS Xonar DX // Corsair TX850
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The thermal sensor that came with my computer died after a few days in the coolant.
Performance or frozen sells thermal sensors that are waterproof... I don't mean the 1/4" ones
Asus P6T, I7-920, 6gb ocz xmp, 4890, Raid 0-1 Terabyte, full watercooled - Triple Loop 5 radiators
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