Optical sensor position

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I want to make sure this is correct. It doesn't matter if the sensor is pointing up or down right? When it's wet, it's wet.
 
if it is the apex sensor you want it pointed up. If pointed down it can have a pretty significant delay until the last drop dries or drips off.
 
if it is the apex sensor you want it pointed up. If pointed down it can have a pretty significant delay until the last drop dries or drips off.
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For APEX pointed up. It will shut off (close) when the tip of the sensor is submerged.
 
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Source: https://forum.neptunesystems.com/showthread.php?18373-Optical-Sensor-(OS-1)-Info-amp-Usage
 

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