I see my Winnebago 26he has all outside sensors...the propane even after running the fridge for a day on propane still says 2/3 full...are these accurate ? The sensor is right over the gage so I cant read it
luberhill wrote: I see my Winnebago 26he has all outside sensors...the propane even after running the fridge for a day on propane still says 2/3 full...are these accurate ? The sensor is right over the gage so I cant read it
They are very accurate, when the propane runs out it will read zero. At all other times, useless.
Your fridge will go a very long time on a bottle of propane.
So right now I says 2/3 full and it may be almost empty ?? WTH so is there a better way to check level ? And what is a "very long time" ? Days, weeks, hours ?
luberhill wrote: I see my Winnebago 26he has all outside sensors...the propane even after running the fridge for a day on propane still says 2/3 full...are these accurate ? The sensor is right over the gage so I cant read it
They are very accurate, when the propane runs out it will read zero. At all other times, useless.
Your fridge will go a very long time on a bottle of propane.
