At 10:55 AM 11/11/2006 -0500, you wrote:
If the LED never gets fully bright with full electrode exposure, the water
is 1 uS or under . If just touching the water makes the LED fully bright,
that's 20 uS and over. Read range is between 1 and 20 uS.
Accuracy is slightly better than a PPM/TDS meter but not as good as a good
conductivity meter.
I'm brand new but it sounds like I a may have a similar system to yours.
Just to see if I understand the lower the reading before brewing is better
correct. And it should just barely lite when electrodes are just touching
the water.
Thanks
Todd Paddock
If the water is really good, you may not be able to see the LED shine at
all in a well lit room with electrodes fully submerged.
ode
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