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New sensor types for water parameters required

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    GothicMaestro
    wrote on last edited by GothicMaestro
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    Hi
    There is a suggestion to add new sensor types:

    • S_PH for Ph sensors;
    • S_ORP for Oxidation reduction potential sensors.

    Thanks.

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      @GothicMaestro said:

      Oxidation reduction potential sensors

      What is this? And how is this used?

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        Well, that's the info: ORP
        Used for water quality in sea aquariums. Measured in V/mV.

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          @GothicMaestro said:

          water quality

          Ok!
          I'll add it in the device-type-list for the next version.

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            Thank you!

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