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Inline Flow / Conductivity / Temperature Meter

Zarathustra[H]

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Does anyone use these? Are there any affordable ones out there?

I am currently plotting a custom home made water cooling setup, and I would like to be able to monitor the flow, the coolan temperature and the conductivity.

I plan on using distilled water, and I want to know if it becomes ionized and thus conductive over time, so I know when to replace it.

I work as an engineer with a medical device company where we do some chemical processing, and inline flow meters, temperature gauges and conductivity meters are all very commonplace, but the ones we use are both WAY overkill and WAY too expensive to justify using for any home project.

Is this silly / overkill to use on a water cooling setup?

I appreciate any feedback!

Thanks,
Matt
 
i say go for it, if you have the cash and time. post pics if you go that route! personally i would use what is made for pc water cooling. its easy to get the parts.
 
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