Neptune Apex Temp Probe Diameter?

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Guys,

Can anybody with certainty tell me what the tip diameter is with the Neptune Apex temperature probe?

Much Obliged
 
I only see one model of Apex probe on the mainstream vendor websites or Neptune's website for that matter.
They don't sell the old one anymore but they did up until a A3 Apex versions. Thought you may have the old one since you were asking about the old Apex JR in another thread.

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They don't sell the old one anymore but they did up until a A3 Apex versions. Thought you may have the old one since you were asking about the old Apex JR in another thread.

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I have this one, but would like to replace it with the newer model. I expect the newer model to work fine on the Classic Jr. as the connection jack is the same standard (R22).

I am in the process of building a PVC inline manifold for these probes and I need to order the appropriate pass through gland size with respect to diameter.

Where on BRS's website do they list/compare diameters?

Thanks for the help!
 
To confirm, you really just want to confirm the diameter of the new style?
I'm in process of setting up a new tank and have a new apex system on hand. I can throw a pair of calipers at the temp probe if that helps
 
To confirm, you really just want to confirm the diameter of the new style?
I'm in process of setting up a new tank and have a new apex system on hand. I can throw a pair of calipers at the temp probe if that helps
That would be great
 
Cool. I'll measure during my lunch break and report back in about ~3hrs
 
The probe diameter, for the main section, measure 12.3mm with a nominal length of 79.5mm. The 'lip' measured 18mm



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