Fix for non-functioning "dummy" status lights
So, everyone always talks about how bad the sensors are for tank level monitoring, particularly in the black and grey tanks where they get coated in sludge and whatever else. We had never had problems...
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I have a SeeLeveL II gauge by Garnet Technologies that measures batt. voltage, fresh water, gray water, black water and Propane, with a switch to turn on my water pump. It measures a percentage of the tank capacity, i.e. 42%, 75%, etc.
If the tank has a capacity of 100 gals. and it shows 55% than I have 55 gals. in the tank. If the tank is 60 gal. cap and it shows 50% than I have 30 gals. in the tank.
Beats the old 4 monitor light system that was usually a wild guess.
No sensor lights to foul as the level sensing is on the outside of the tank.
http://www.rvgauge.com/products/model_709P3W.shtml
If the tank has a capacity of 100 gals. and it shows 55% than I have 55 gals. in the tank. If the tank is 60 gal. cap and it shows 50% than I have 30 gals. in the tank.
Beats the old 4 monitor light system that was usually a wild guess.
No sensor lights to foul as the level sensing is on the outside of the tank.
http://www.rvgauge.com/products/model_709P3W.shtml
