Propane Level Indication?
This 1991 MH has one of those sideways propane tanks. Never had one before. The levels monitor on the range hood is like the one we had in the 5er, but has an additional tank light for the propa...
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DrewE wrote:
The on the tank gauge is analog; the scale could be printed in quarters or tenths or gallons or pounds or mols or whatever other units they wanted. I think mine is listed in percent and has bigger marks for the quarter tank points, but I don't recall specifically.
I have no idea why the monitor panel "standard" is thirds (with four lights, one of which is unconditionally lit and hence superfluous). Maybe it's been determined to be the cheapest and least precise option that still appears to be somewhat useful to potential purchasers.
That's my suspicion. 2 sensors give you approximate "thirds" of (some) tank status. More sensors cost a few more pennies per coach and the green eyeshade boys live by pinching pennies.
