Best water level guage I'd seen

Old-Biscuit wrote:

Lynnmor wrote:

Old-Biscuit wrote:


Toilet goes 'burp'....time to dump black tank
Sink/shower draining slower then usual...time to dump grey
Pump goes 'burrrruuuuup'..... :S should have refilled fresh water tank

You keep repeating this, but there are folks that aren't tethered to campground facilities all the time and actually use their RVs to go places. Knowing how full the tanks are can be an immense help in planning ones travels.

Use the same method regardless of where camping/rvng.
Always fill fresh water tank and use it vs city water connection.
Not hard to figure out when full or in need of more water.

Boondocking, FHU-----doesn't mattter.

Go places........:B
That's funny. FTd for 7 yrs ALL over the US

That toilet 'burp' must be a lot of fun when it occurs at the 3AM bathroom call. And the pump 'burrrruuuuup' occurs 3 minutes into that morning shower. I'll take the advance warning we get from our quite accurate SeeLevel monitor system thank you...

Lynnmor wrote:

Old-Biscuit wrote:


Toilet goes 'burp'....time to dump black tank
Sink/shower draining slower then usual...time to dump grey
Pump goes 'burrrruuuuup'..... :S should have refilled fresh water tank

You keep repeating this, but there are folks that aren't tethered to campground facilities all the time and actually use their RVs to go places. Knowing how full the tanks are can be an immense help in planning ones travels.

Use the same method regardless of where camping/rvng.
Always fill fresh water tank and use it vs city water connection.
Not hard to figure out when full or in need of more water.

Boondocking, FHU-----doesn't mattter.

Go places........:B
That's funny. FTd for 7 yrs ALL over the US

Old-Biscuit wrote:
Black tank gets FULL I KNOW I will be needing more fresh water soon.

Don't need any of these tech gadgets.

Camping doesn't have to be complicated.

My Black tank last 16 days, FWT last 6 at the most, grey 6

But I agree, I know real close the level of each tank, don't need gauges
But I like FW gauge,.....when I go for a shower, I need to know I have enuff, !!

BTW....The US dollar is very strong against the AU dollar. My order came to $132AU including shipping and an extension cord. My PayPal account was charged $103.00US.....Nice!

To change from litres to gallons or gallons to litres:
Disconnect the power (or batteries)
Press and hold the “PROG” button while reconnecting the power.
Release the button when you hear the long beep. The display will be switched (from litres to gal, or gal to litres)
Wait until the screen turns off and the unit will memorize the setting.???

Old-Biscuit wrote:


Toilet goes 'burp'....time to dump black tank
Sink/shower draining slower then usual...time to dump grey
Pump goes 'burrrruuuuup'..... :S should have refilled fresh water tank

You keep repeating this, but there are folks that aren't tethered to campground facilities all the time and actually use their RVs to go places. Knowing how full the tanks are can be an immense help in planning ones travels.

I open the kitchen drawer and look at the level in the fresh water tank. Sometimes I need a flashlight (tech-y)! Sensors work fine - this is just quicker/easier/more accurate! ST

The fresh water gauge in our MH never worked correctly.

Here's my solution. It's connected to the pump suction line so the valve at the top was needed to keep the pump from sucking air down the tube.

I like the SeeLeval system.

Dusty

I got a $2 one at the hardware store that is very accurate and reliable. It's a clear hose attached to the freshwater tank drain tap and going up to the motorhome frame. Turn the tap on to see the water level. My drain tap is easily accessible.

When the fresh water level gets low, I know the black tank is getting full.

The digital one is a nice idea.

The good news is the sender is fitted in the hose line and there is nothing fitted to the tank.

I have an out line, an in line (large diameter) and a drain line. I guess I would have to buy three units.