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The outside sensor of my boiler has been displaying fanciful values for some time: Is it an aging sensor? I specify that it works more or less correctly around 10/12 ° but when the temperature goes down it tells nonsense. Today it is -4 °, she announces 5 °: Should we change it? Do you have an opinion?
Fantasy values of an outdoor sensor
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Re: Fantasy values of an outdoor sensor
Generally, the sensor (probe) in itself is rather reliable and if it is no longer then it is ON / OFF ... (open circuit, short circuit, cut cable ...)
When it works "halfway", I therefore fear that it is rather the regulation that causes concern (resistance or worn capacitor ...)
Find out about the type of probe (usually PT100 ... but it can be a K too ...) and try to connect another ... (the K's are for multimeters so very easy to test if you are team).
In short, start by finding the instructions for the regulation.
When it works "halfway", I therefore fear that it is rather the regulation that causes concern (resistance or worn capacitor ...)
Find out about the type of probe (usually PT100 ... but it can be a K too ...) and try to connect another ... (the K's are for multimeters so very easy to test if you are team).
In short, start by finding the instructions for the regulation.
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Re: Fantasy values of an outdoor sensor
Thank you
KTY81 / 110 in a box ... But I imagine that the component is not alone on the printed circuit?
I just recalibrated it at the current temperature ... To see ... Sometimes ...
KTY81 / 110 in a box ... But I imagine that the component is not alone on the printed circuit?
I just recalibrated it at the current temperature ... To see ... Sometimes ...
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