Davis Stainless Steel Temperature Probe w/Cable

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MPN:
6475
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Description

The Davis Stainless Steel Temperature Probe with RJ Connector measures the temperature of air, soil, or water with a single multi-purpose probe. It is designed for boaters and property owners who want to add temperature monitoring for water or soil without setting up a separate station.

Add up to four probes to a single Leaf & Soil Moisture/Temperature Station, or add one to a Vantage Connect in place of its internal temperature sensor. The 2-1/2-inch stainless steel housing and 15-foot direct-burial cable make it a great option for measuring water or soil temperature, and it's compatible with the Wireless Temperature Station, Weather Envoy, Envoy8X, and the Anemometer/Sensor Transmitter Kit. Browse more options in our navigation and compasses category.

Key Features: Measures air, soil, or water temperature, 2-1/2" stainless steel housing, 15 ft direct-burial cable, up to 4 probes per Leaf & Soil Moisture/Temperature Station, RJ connector, sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can this probe measure? Temperature of air, soil, or water.

How many of these probes can I add to one station? Up to four probes to a single Leaf & Soil Moisture/Temperature Station.

Is the cable suitable for burial? Yes, it's a 15-foot direct-burial cable.

Specifications

MPN:
6475
Housing Length:
2-1/2" (64mm)
Housing Material:
Stainless
Cable:
15 ft (4.6m), Direct-Burial
Max Probes per Station:
4
Compatible With:
Wireless Temperature Station (6372), Weather Envoy (6316), Envoy8X (6318), Anemometer/Sensor Transmitter Kit (6332)
Weight:
6.4 oz

Description

The Davis Stainless Steel Temperature Probe with RJ Connector measures the temperature of air, soil, or water with a single multi-purpose probe. It is designed for boaters and property owners who want to add temperature monitoring for water or soil without setting up a separate station.

Add up to four probes to a single Leaf & Soil Moisture/Temperature Station, or add one to a Vantage Connect in place of its internal temperature sensor. The 2-1/2-inch stainless steel housing and 15-foot direct-burial cable make it a great option for measuring water or soil temperature, and it's compatible with the Wireless Temperature Station, Weather Envoy, Envoy8X, and the Anemometer/Sensor Transmitter Kit. Browse more options in our navigation and compasses category.

Key Features: Measures air, soil, or water temperature, 2-1/2" stainless steel housing, 15 ft direct-burial cable, up to 4 probes per Leaf & Soil Moisture/Temperature Station, RJ connector, sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can this probe measure? Temperature of air, soil, or water.

How many of these probes can I add to one station? Up to four probes to a single Leaf & Soil Moisture/Temperature Station.

Is the cable suitable for burial? Yes, it's a 15-foot direct-burial cable.

Specifications

MPN:
6475
Housing Length:
2-1/2" (64mm)
Housing Material:
Stainless
Cable:
15 ft (4.6m), Direct-Burial
Max Probes per Station:
4
Compatible With:
Wireless Temperature Station (6372), Weather Envoy (6316), Envoy8X (6318), Anemometer/Sensor Transmitter Kit (6332)
Weight:
6.4 oz

Specifications

MPN, Housing Length, Housing Material, Cable, Max Probes per Station, Compatible With, Weight,

Specifications

MPN:
6475
Housing Length:
2-1/2" (64mm)
Housing Material:
Stainless
Cable:
15 ft (4.6m), Direct-Burial
Max Probes per Station:
4
Compatible With:
Wireless Temperature Station (6372), Weather Envoy (6316), Envoy8X (6318), Anemometer/Sensor Transmitter Kit (6332)
Weight:
6.4 oz

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