New heater installed

[Spotted]

I recently installed a heater. Never had one before, living in hot south Florida, never really needed one, but I decided to add one to keep temps a little bit warmed in the house with air conditioning.
I have been check the temps today and I noticed that my salinity kinda follows it. I know salt sensors aren't all that great, but check this out.

I just installed the heater yesterday. The salt has been following the temp for a while now. It just wasnt as dramatically noticable until after installing the heater.
Is something causing it to follow the heat? Is there something I can do to fix it? Is it even broken?
Thoughts?

 

[xxkenny90xx]

I think your on to something here! Yes, as water changes temperature it's density also changes which effects salinty

 

[Tastee]

The Apex has a Temperature Compensation setting to allow for this. It takes some time to set it to the right level for your tank but is quite effective to smooth out these variations. If you search you will find lots of posts about this.

Here is the main thread on the Neptune forum: https://forum.neptunesystems.com/showthread.php?20407-Salinity-temperature-compensation-explanation

 

[Spotted]

Thanks guys! Time for more research on this. Thanks again!