The Apogee Sensor Wand is fully submersible, allowing a PAR meter's sensor to be securely attached to the end of the wand. The wand lets you keep your hands dry while allowing you to get the sensor in hard to reach places your hands or make-shift holder can access.
Full-length fiberglass wand is saltwater safe and compatible with all radiation sensors. Segments can be added or removed to get the perfect length for your tanks needs up to 40 inches long allowing you to get the far back corners and other places you would normally not be able to reach.
Sensor Wand Length - 40 inch MAX length
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Fantastic way to get that probe exactly where you want it. By Randall on 9/28/2017
Randall would recommend this product to a friendI guess I could try to get into various tight spots in my tank by holding the Apogee probe in my hand, but I'd be more likely to do accidental damage as well as partially blocking the light with my arm, as compared to using this very useful add-on. -
Must have By Kevin on 2/16/2017
Kevin would recommend this product to a friendThe quality is there and should last for years of ownership. -
Nice Product By Rob on 7/10/2016
Rob would recommend this product to a friendQuality is very good and hardware is good quality as well. No problems with rust, so must be stainless nut and bolt. -
Great Tool for PAR Readings By Jeff on 4/9/2016
Jeff would recommend this product to a friendThis tool is awesome. I just wish the app was better. It would be nice if the app had aquarium views that you could record the different readings of where they are in the tank.
Does the Neptune par sensor fit in one of these?
Question posted on Oct 10, 2018 3:26:00 AM
Hey Brandon,
The Neptune par sensor does work along with the sensor wand and includes the tightening screw to hold it in place. Let us know if you have any other questions, thanks!
The Neptune par sensor does work along with the sensor wand and includes the tightening screw to hold it in place. Let us know if you have any other questions, thanks!
Answer by: Jason Smith (Admin) on Oct 10, 2018 7:25:00 AM
