Good, Cheap Water Temp Sensor

[RadeonHDx]

So, I was thinking about the peltier cooling system I'm developing and remembered that I would need a way to monitor water temperatures in my loop.

I'd like to not spend over £20 on a solution and I'd like it to be an inline sensor (as in, just not a bay monitor).

Thanks guys.

EDIT:

Something like this maybe?

http://www.specialtech.co.uk/spshop...-x-Male--1-x-Female-14-Threads-pid-11849.html

 

[Xrqute]

how bout this?

 

[Dragolu]

I like this one:
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1...sor_Coupler_-_2-Pin_71170.html?tl=g30c101s457
If your mb has the input.
Uk site
http://www.specialtech.co.uk/spshop/customer/search.php?substring=Phobya+temperature

 

[RadeonHDx]

how bout this?

I think I'm going to go with this one, hopefully I can find it on eBay or something cos I hate paying the fiver for 1 item in postage ^_^. And I probably should have mentioned that my mobo doesn't have any temp sensors unfortunately .

 

[Dragolu]

The second link in my post has the same one with lcd. Just giving you options.

 

[Bartacus]

XSPC also sells the same thing, and they work very well. I have 2 of the XSPC sensor fittings + LCDs, and I love em.

 

[RadeonHDx]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400386195316

I found it on ebay for cheaper than from specialtech +P&P. Looks like what I want because its inline and I don't need to buy another 2 fittings to use it .

 

[Lucas Bezerra]

I second that Phobya in line style, way better than T fittings with plug probes IMO. You can get that from Aquacomputer though.

 

[RadeonHDx]

I second that Phobya in line style, way better than T fittings with plug probes IMO. You can get that from Aquacomputer though.

Yeah man, I bought it and it came today. I'm just waiting for the rest if the stuff for my tec to arrive so that I have a better reason to tear down my loop so I can put it in .