Solinst Model 101 P2 Probe Kit
Description
Solinst model 101 P2 probe kit, includes probe seal
- (1) Inner melt heat shrink
- (1) Neoprene heat shrink
- (1) Brass spacer tube
- (1) Black Delrin end piece
- (1) Probe body
- (1) Plug
- (1) O-Ring (100257)
- (1) O-Ring (100464)
- (1) Sensor tip
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102979 | Model 101 P2 probe kit, includes probe seal |
$73.33
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Will this kit work with the P6 tape and reel?
The functionality and connections are the same for both probes, but you will lose 2/10" with the P2 probe making your zero point inaccurate. Alternatively, we could supply the entire tape and P7 probe to replace on your water level meter. The P7 probe is the direct replacement for the discontinued P6 probe.
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Can I retrofit this kit to Solinst Model 102
The Solinst Model 101 P2 probe (flat tape) cannot be retrofitted to the Model 102 water level meters (coaxial cable).
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