GHL sensor holder

[Michael Gray]

Is the magnetic 4 hole sensor holder made for the probes? Or water sensors.

I'm looking to buy a probe holder for the 4 ghl probes??

 

[WWIII]

That one is for the probes. I don't own one, but it's definitely for the probes. Maybe someone else who has it can chime in on how well it works. I would imagine it's a pretty decent option.

 

[Michael Gray]

i just wanted to make sure before i order it its actually for the 4 probes and not water sensors.... but its for probes. ill add that to my large order tomorrow...

 

[kodo28]

The one for probes = 4 holes

The one for tubing = 5 holes

 

[Tristren]

Is the magnetic 4 hole sensor holder made for the probes? Or water sensors.

I'm looking to buy a probe holder for the 4 ghl probes??

Yep, I have one and it works well.

 

[reefwiser]

The measurement cell is great if you have a sump piping system.
https://www.aquariumcomputer.com/usa/product/measurement-cell/

 

[Michael Gray]

The measurement cell is great if you have a sump piping system.
https://www.aquariumcomputer.com/usa/product/measurement-cell/

how does this work? do i hook it up to what return? and im assuming it has to be upright.

 

[richarddeweerd]

Kicking an old topic, but can anybody tell if both sides are submergible?

 

[Lasse]

Yes they would be IMO but GHL have recommend not to have the whole electrodes submerged. The part there the cable enter the probe should be over the surface according to recommendations I have seen. However in freshwater - I have had temp, pH and redox probes submerged down to around 40 cm without any visible issues.

Sincerely Lasse

 

[richarddeweerd]

Thanks, it is more that I want to put it on a divider in my sump and then both sides of the magnets will touch water. So that would not be a problem with this holder

 

[Lasse]

The one I have seen did not have any magnets. If you want to do a DIY solution with magnets - just put the magnet in an household plastic bag for freezers and seal it.

Sincerely Lasse

 

[Vinny@GHLUSA]

Kicking an old topic, but can anybody tell if both sides are submergible?

Yes, both sides of the magnet can be submerged.

 

[richarddeweerd]

Yes, both sides of the magnet can be submerged.

Thanks, I'll order it right now