Holding Tanks Level Monitors

[Richard J Warren]

Call Glen, Royale Phoenix He built it, the fix is cheap

[georgew]

Anyone care to detail installation of Sea level tank monitor and reliability

[craiglenz]

Hi George,
I installed a Sealevel system this winter and it went well. One thing I did that might be a little different is being my tanks were 28 and 22" tall they call for two sensors each to be installed in series to read the complete tank levels. instead I installed one sensor strip on the bottom of my fresh tank and one strip at the top of my Grey Black tank. So I know when one tank is on its bottom 2/3 (fresh) and when my Grey Black is filling its top 2/3. Initally I was only going to install on one tank as when one empties the other fills fairly equally so didnt see a reason to measure both tanks. ( I normally fill my fresh tank and dump the grey at the same time. Dont normally run on park pressure.) The way I have it installed now does give me accurate measure on when one is dropping and the other is rising so thats why Ive installed it like I did. So far so good. A lot cheaper then repairing the Head Hunter system I had before. And quieter!

[BadFitter]

You can find the installation instructions for the different models here:

SeaLevel

I've had the system on three different coaches. Never a failure, never anything but rock solid indications.

[Dockholiday]

I also recently moved from the Headhunter fish tank air pump to a Sealevel system. If you have poly tanks, its a no-brainer. The system works flawlessly and is extremely accurate. Get the Bluetooth version and I bet you’ll be thrilled.