Liquid Germ Sensor Issue in DLC

Unfortunately we cant see where you placed the sensor. In some cases, the sensor will just not work. For example on entry or exit points of pipe-bridges, the sensor will never work as you would think it should.

I wont rule out its a bug, but in most of the cases its just an oversight, and normal behavior.

21 hours ago, SharraShimada said:

Unfortunately we cant see where you placed the sensor. In some cases, the sensor will just not work. For example on entry or exit points of pipe-bridges, the sensor will never work as you would think it should.

I wont rule out its a bug, but in most of the cases its just an oversight, and normal behavior.

Whoops!  I didn't even realize that.  It's still doing it today, but its reading the germs all wrong still. In the pic you can see there are 4 germs reading, but there's over 1,500 in the tank at the moment.  It's now cycling back to the overflow/recycle tank, but as I said it's still reading the germs weirdly.  I know that chlorine kills germs super fast, but I don't think it drops from 1,500 to 4 in less than a second. 

Ah, i think you confused something... the value inside the tank is the value inside the tank. The value of the germs in the pipe is not equal the value in the tank. The value of the water inside the pipe can be much lower or higher (if the flow is blocked, and germs die or multiply) 

14 minutes ago, SharraShimada said:

Ah, i think you confused something... the value inside the tank is the value inside the tank. The value of the germs in the pipe is not equal the value in the tank. The value of the water inside the pipe can be much lower or higher (if the flow is blocked, and germs die or multiply) 

The pipe was free flowing until about an hour ago when the reservoir filled outside the kill chamber. I know it changes a little, but it was killing 1500+ germs in 2 pipe sections. I’ve used this germ killer for like 300 hours and it’s never killed them that fast outside of the tanks.  I know it also slows once it hits double digits inside the tanks, but never have noticed it killing outside in the pipes. I thought it didn’t kill germs in the pipe itself only in the tanks. 

I don't think there's anything wrong.
The bacteria count in the tank indicates that there are 524 bacteria in 5000kg of water.
The pipe on the output side draws 10kg of water from it.
Therefore, the number of bacteria in the pipe is diluted to 1/500.

10kg/5000kg * 524germs = 1.048germs