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Josh

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Does anyone have experience with conductivity probes?

I am trying to troubleshoot a PH probe calibration issue and the manufacturer claims that there is stray voltage in the tank. I used a multimeter but apparently the sensitivity is not good enough to detect the levels I am looking for.

First up, does anyone have a probe that I can use?

Second, has anyone tested the cheap probes ($30) against the lab grade probes ($130)?

Thanks!
 

ming

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I know I have a slight stray voltage in my tank, but its not enough to set off the GFCI, but it doesn't seem to have any impact on my PH probe either. I gave up trying to figure out whats leaking, my SPS seem to be growing pretty well regardless
 

juiceguy

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I gave up on buying the Lab grade probes being that you still have to swap them out on a timely basis.....IMO save the $ on the Lab grade probes and buy 2 of the inexpensive 1's. if stray voltage is an issue, just buy a grounding probe and that should eliminate that problem.
 

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