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Thermistor for a Grant QRSC180SL

 
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 Grantmethestrength
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Topic starter 14/04/2025 11:46 am  

Does anyone know how far into the sensor pocket the thermistor goes. I.E. If I get a two metre cable how much “tail” will I have left?


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 Grantmethestrength
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Topic starter 14/04/2025 12:25 pm  

The all mighty Claude AI reckons between 100-150mm but as we all know the AI’s and the 5G’s have been wrong before! 🤣 


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14/04/2025 9:49 pm  

@neil is this something you could advise or assist with?


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 Grantmethestrength
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Topic starter 15/04/2025 6:30 am  

Cheers @editor  I managed (with the help of a mirror) to take a look inside. If this helps anyone else (as I genuinely didn’t know) the sensor pocket is just a tube through the insulation and you just push you temp probe in, mine is about 150mm in depth, I have a little probe with a digital display in there at the minute but the NTC 10K / B3950 thermistor to connect to the heat pumps is arriving today.


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15/04/2025 6:32 am  

@grantmethestrength, Neil’s on vacation, but he DM’d me saying: “The answer to the cylinder question is 120mm. So he’ll be left with 1.88m for a 2m sensor.”


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Topic starter 15/04/2025 7:02 am  

@editor awesome thanks.


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13 x 435w + 13x 480w Solar Panels
Sigenergy 10kW Inverter
16kW Sigenstor battery


   
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