I have been using plumber's putty to stick my Inkbird probe to my Kegmenter and it has been working very well. Reusable. (thanks David Heath Homebrew).
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The response re the probes is trying to say it's a wired probe, so putting it into a fermenter doesn't work if the wire interferes with sealing the fermenter. Then they're saying if you can handle having the wire through a hole into the fermenter, those two models are submersible.
That said, even submersible items are not necessarily suitable for placing under pressure, and thermowells are the "right way" of placing a temperature probe in a liquid. (As others said, a sensor covered with insulation on the fermenter exterior is good enough.)
That said, even submersible items are not necessarily suitable for placing under pressure, and thermowells are the "right way" of placing a temperature probe in a liquid. (As others said, a sensor covered with insulation on the fermenter exterior is good enough.)
