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Propane tank level monitor

anutami
Explorer III
Explorer III
Getting sick of always wondering how much propane I have in tanks especially in winter. Does anyone have any experience with this?



Just ordered it so we’ will see how it works out
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specta
Explorer
Explorer
jimh425 wrote:
Might not help, but I keep one tank turned off. That way if I run out I know I have a tank left.


I have the same system although I do use a fair amount of LP running the generator.

I always have extra bottles so I never get caught running out.

If I think one bottle is getting low and its cold at night I'll switch to the full bottle before going to bed and switch back in the morning.
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deltabravo
Nomad
Nomad
RobWNY wrote:
I have that system and it works great.


Ditto. I have been using them for at least 2 years.
My only complain is they eat batteries.

Another thread on the same subject from a week or so ago.
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Geewizard
Explorer
Explorer
I have that system also and it works ok IF you mount the sensors properly. It does NOT work for my TCs 30lb horizontal tank.
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jimh406
Explorer III
Explorer III
Might not help, but I keep one tank turned off. That way if I run out I know I have a tank left. My TC has two 30 lb tanks.

Yes, it would mean that I would have to get up in the middle of the night. My setup doesn’t use that much, so I rarely have run out.

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RobWNY
Explorer
Explorer
I have that system and it works great. You just have to make sure you have it set to the correct size tank to be accurate. Where a lot of people error is having the app set to 20lb. tanks when the sensors are on 30lb. tanks.
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anutami
Explorer III
Explorer III
joeshmoe wrote:
Same here. Especially with the auto changeover valve. Hard to know how much you have.


And hard to remember the last time when I had the tanks filled. Started to write it down but that didn’t last too long lol.

I usually don’t use the auto change over and keep one tank closed for fear of a leak developing and losing all my propane :0
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2015 Wolf Creek 850 Thermal Pane Windows, Oven, Reinforced Anchor Bolts, 200w Solar, Torklift Tie Downs, Fastguns, Stableloads

joeshmoe
Explorer
Explorer
Same here. Especially with the auto changeover valve. Hard to know how much you have.
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