Inkbird CO2 Detector & Alarm – Detect Kegerator Leaks! – $63.99 w/20% off coupon
INKBIRD WiFi Indoor Air Quality Monitor, CO2 Detector
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- 【NOTE】We recommend that when using the detector for the first time, place the device in an open and uninhabited environment and manually calibrate it once to avoid inaccurate readings.
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This measures three things that make it perfect for keeping a close eye on your kegerator,,,
- CO2 levels – help spot CO2 leaks in your kegerator. See below
- Temperature – monitor your kegerator temperature
- Humidity – Help judge whether your Eva Dry (or similar) needs recharged for the purpose of handling excess kegerator and fermentation chamber wetness. See: Damp Kegerator? Fix Kegerator Condensation
Charges via USB and has a companion smart phone app.
11/5 3 PM Central: These are on sale for $79.99. Apply the 20% off coupon, available on the product page, and it drops to $63.99 at checkout. Shipping is also free to many US addresses. Prices and availability can change quickly. Check product page for current info – More About Prices
INKBIRD WiFi Indoor Air Quality Monitor, CO2 Detector, Accurate NDIR Sensor, Temperature and Relative Humidity, Indoor CO2 Meter with Data Logger, for Cars, Wine Cellars, Grow Tents, Homes (INK-CO2W). – affiliate link, note that multiple variations of this product may be available, as such a different version may appear at this link
Using a layer of defense to detect against kegerator CO2 leaks…
Placing a CO2 Monitor with alarm inside of your kegerator can serve as another line of defense to protect against co2 leaks and loss. CO2 should not be building up in your kegerator. A CO2 monitor with alarm can alert you of this condition.
This is not a replacement for checking for CO2 leaks using traditional methods, rather a another layer that could save you a trip to swap out a CO2 tank.
Related: Step by Step: Finding and Fixing Keg CO2 Leaks
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