Propane level monitor

As others have said, best solution is two tanks with an auto changeover and keeping an eye on them.

Our Newmar has an electric sensor of some type that turns on a light over the vanity. It is totally unreliable, as our dealer pointed out. In cold weather when the furnaces (we have two) are running regularly it works great. In warmer weather it goes on and off at random. I have it covered up.

Poor hot water on your tank and run your hand over it. You feel exactly how much propane you have.

coolbreeze01 wrote:
When one tank runs dry, switch to the full one and refill..........

I hope you can understand my accent :C

^^^ X2 ^^^ When the first tank runs out, it gets filled while operating on the second tank.

coolbreeze01 wrote:
When one tank runs dry, switch to the full one and refill..........

I hope you can understand my accent :C

X2
( my way )

When one tank runs dry, switch to the full one and refill..........

I hope you can understand my accent :C

No reliable monitoring technology I am aware of. Though you have my understanding having ran out of LP twice. Brrr. An automatic switch over is one option but then you may have two empty tanks if you forget.