Specially developed for fast and accurate measurements with Dispay temperature sensor for connection to a water cooling. The sensor, instead of a G1 / 4 connection to any component with G1 / 4 inch thread to be integrated into the cooling circuit. On the other hand, a 10/8mm hose can be connected. The sensor can be screwed in by hand or with a spanner. In the area of ​​the sensor, the remaining wall thickness is reduced to <1mm and isolates the sensor from the outside, allowing quick and accurate measurements in close proximity to water. The Magicool sensor has some advantages over conventional in-line measuring devices: Instead of continuing to measure a sensor away from the water, a mixing temperature of air and water:
... is the sensor for room temperature through an excellent insulator.
... the measurement is almost on the water.
... almost no delay results in more changes in temperature.

Technical data:
Material: Nickel plated brass
Accuracy: 0.3 C (precision measurement possible)
Cable: 2-pin connector with 50cm cable
Resistance 10KOhm
Pre-mounted display with blue backlight
Power supply via 4-pin Molex connector
Measuring range: 0 to 90 ° C
Power supply: 5V power supply over-voltage

Delivery:
Thermo Sensor G1 / 4 to 10/8mm including 1x nut for 10/8mm hose and the device and a display with 4-pin connector

This white illuminated thermometer allows temperature measurement at any location inside or outside of the PC `s. With this thermometer, they have the temperature closely, as graphics card, power supply, CPU, hard disk or just the enclosure.

Technical data:
Dimensions: 47,5 x28, 5x14mm
Digital display: white with black lettering
Connection: By Ground 4pin Molex connector
Measuring range: -50 ° C to 70 ° C
Power supply: 5V power supply over-voltage

Delivery:
1x Thermometer with Digital Display - White

Note:
L ° C means no connection (= check the sensor cable from the display!)
H ° C is: wrong polarity / short circuit (= connection of cable on the sensor display falschrum / poland at both!)
-Xx ° C is, well wrong polarity (= cable from the display attached to sensor the other way around!)