COMFORT HEAT ETOG-55 Ground Temperature Sensor
- Accurate ground temperature measurement for optimal heating control
- Durable and weather-resistant design for reliable outdoor use
- Compatible with a wide range of heating systems
- Easy installation with clear instructions and mounting hardware included
- Ensures energy efficiency and cost savings by preventing overheating
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The ETOG sensor is designed for surface mounting on the ground. The ETOG sensor measures soil temperature and humidity.
The ETOG sensor should be installed where snow and ice usually accumulate. The sensor should be placed on a concrete base on a solid surface, with the top of the sensor level with the surface.
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| Temperature | -50° C iki +70° C |
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