Hi all,
I am pulling my hair out here..
I am trying to fit one of these
http://www.omega.co.uk/ppt/pptsc.asp?ref=CDTX300 (the probe of which is 1/2" bsp thread at the end of the probe and 3/4" BSP thread and the cable side of the probe)
and one of these
http://www.omega.co.uk/ppt/pptsc.asp?ref=PHE7151_5312_ORE7151&flag=1 (this probe is 3/4" BSP at both ends)
I am thinking of passing both the probes into the tank via a 40mm compression gland of which will allow 32mm to pass through it
http://www.csedistributors.com/acatalog/IP68_Quick-Fit_Nylon_Cable_Glands.html#aEPN250_20_2f_20M40
The trouble is these compress to between 22mm and 32mm so the cable on the end of the probes (one is 5mm and one is 7mm) wont get gripped by the gland when I have put the probe through and tightened it up...the only way I can see it working is if I put loads of heat shrink round the cables and thicken them up.
Unless someone has a better idea i.e some sold of gland that has a 32mm opening of which will compress right down.
Once the probes are in the tank I need some ideas on how I can fix them. I am thinking some T's
http://shop.allman-sprayers.co.uk/C...lings/Tee-Female-F-F-F/12-BSP-FFF-TEE-024-176
http://shop.allman-sprayers.co.uk/C...ee-Female-F-F-F/T-PIECE-34-BSP-FEMALE-024-137
This was the water will flow through them within the tank as it swirls around and the probe tips will screw into the 3rd part of the T
The trouble here is how do I fix them inside the tank?
I could possibly use something like this
http://shop.allman-sprayers.co.uk/C...s-Quick-Relaese-Couplings/Cross-Male---Female
and a 3/4" one from somewhere then one of these
http://shop.allman-sprayers.co.uk/C...-Female-Thread/ELBOW-12-FF-90D-THREAD-024-024
and fix them through the tank using one of these..
http://shop.allman-sprayers.co.uk/C...ck-Relaese-Couplings/Plug/PLUG-12-BSP-024-031
I dont want to cut them into the side of the tank as I need to be able pull them out and drop them into calibration solution every few weeks without having to drain the tank down...so if they go through some kind of a gland above the water line and are mounted internally the user can simply unscrew them and pull them back out through the tank.
Thanks
I am pulling my hair out here..
I am trying to fit one of these
http://www.omega.co.uk/ppt/pptsc.asp?ref=CDTX300 (the probe of which is 1/2" bsp thread at the end of the probe and 3/4" BSP thread and the cable side of the probe)
and one of these
http://www.omega.co.uk/ppt/pptsc.asp?ref=PHE7151_5312_ORE7151&flag=1 (this probe is 3/4" BSP at both ends)
I am thinking of passing both the probes into the tank via a 40mm compression gland of which will allow 32mm to pass through it
http://www.csedistributors.com/acatalog/IP68_Quick-Fit_Nylon_Cable_Glands.html#aEPN250_20_2f_20M40
The trouble is these compress to between 22mm and 32mm so the cable on the end of the probes (one is 5mm and one is 7mm) wont get gripped by the gland when I have put the probe through and tightened it up...the only way I can see it working is if I put loads of heat shrink round the cables and thicken them up.
Unless someone has a better idea i.e some sold of gland that has a 32mm opening of which will compress right down.
Once the probes are in the tank I need some ideas on how I can fix them. I am thinking some T's
http://shop.allman-sprayers.co.uk/C...lings/Tee-Female-F-F-F/12-BSP-FFF-TEE-024-176
http://shop.allman-sprayers.co.uk/C...ee-Female-F-F-F/T-PIECE-34-BSP-FEMALE-024-137
This was the water will flow through them within the tank as it swirls around and the probe tips will screw into the 3rd part of the T
The trouble here is how do I fix them inside the tank?
I could possibly use something like this
http://shop.allman-sprayers.co.uk/C...s-Quick-Relaese-Couplings/Cross-Male---Female
and a 3/4" one from somewhere then one of these
http://shop.allman-sprayers.co.uk/C...-Female-Thread/ELBOW-12-FF-90D-THREAD-024-024
and fix them through the tank using one of these..
http://shop.allman-sprayers.co.uk/C...ck-Relaese-Couplings/Plug/PLUG-12-BSP-024-031
I dont want to cut them into the side of the tank as I need to be able pull them out and drop them into calibration solution every few weeks without having to drain the tank down...so if they go through some kind of a gland above the water line and are mounted internally the user can simply unscrew them and pull them back out through the tank.
Thanks