doglet
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I just bought one of these today:
It's a 'Hand Shower Thermometer with LCD display - CAT. NO. GH1350' from Jaycar Electronics and it costs $7.75.
It reads between 0-50 degrees celcius and I am going to use it on the outflow of my CFC. It has 1/2 inch fittings that crudely fit onto some new 1/2 BSP stainless steel fittings I have bought...nothing a bit of thread tape won't handle!
It's not quite full-bore but the flow from the CFC will be slowed by my pump. The internals are made out of grey plastic which is sort of like PVC hot water pipe. Not sure exactly how food safe it is but I figure that at just above cold water temperature after going through the CFC there shouldn't be too much worry.
Just thought I'd share this as I haven't seen anyone else using one. If it works ok then it is a cheap thrumometer. I know it's not really needed but that's what brewing is all about - beer and gadgets!!
It's a 'Hand Shower Thermometer with LCD display - CAT. NO. GH1350' from Jaycar Electronics and it costs $7.75.
It reads between 0-50 degrees celcius and I am going to use it on the outflow of my CFC. It has 1/2 inch fittings that crudely fit onto some new 1/2 BSP stainless steel fittings I have bought...nothing a bit of thread tape won't handle!
It's not quite full-bore but the flow from the CFC will be slowed by my pump. The internals are made out of grey plastic which is sort of like PVC hot water pipe. Not sure exactly how food safe it is but I figure that at just above cold water temperature after going through the CFC there shouldn't be too much worry.
Just thought I'd share this as I haven't seen anyone else using one. If it works ok then it is a cheap thrumometer. I know it's not really needed but that's what brewing is all about - beer and gadgets!!