Mopeka Pro Check Universal Sensor - Bluetooth Ultrasonic Tank Level Sensor For Steel Propane Tanks - Perfect For Barbecue Grills, Water Butts, Caravan & Boat - Up To 1,000 Litre Tanks

This is a small but very useful bit of kit. Isn't it everyone's nightmare guessing how much gas you have left. Not anymore once set up on your bottle it links to your phone via Bluetooth and tells you the exact percentage left. Has made a trips alot less stressful.

Amazing piece of kit, as soon as we put it on the bottom of the tank and linked to the app we got a reading that we had 30% of gas left in the bottle which there are no other devices that are sold that do this

Great product

These are quite expensive. But they work really well. Better than the older models. Battery seems to last well. Which is very good as you don’t want to lift gas bottles up to remove as it’s the only way to change. I don’t know how accurate they are. I imagine there not perfect but better than nothing. I still use the truma gas monitor if I really really think it’s low.

Easy to install, easy to use app, good quality item with all features as described.

I liked the product and it worked for 8 months then the battery that was supposed to last 2 years went flat. I replaced the battery about another 5 time but it drained in a matter of days. Mopecka agreed to send me a refund but the discovered that it was an intermediary company that supplied the unit so then refused the refund. The intermediary company then just referred me back to Mopecka so I was left high and dry. If you purchase one get it direct from Mopecka otherwise you'll have no recorse.

Great item cost a lot of money expensive for what it is I think it’s overpriced and should be cheaper, but it does do what it says it does

Simple install with an easy to set up and view app so we can monitor our gas useage and levels so we never run out in the middle of the night.

Muy difícil de usar

I wanted a better way of knowing the capacity of propane left in my RV trailer after an evening of the furnace running. The propane tanks that I use do have the typical Green/Yellow/Red indicator but it still does not tell you what percentage of propane you have left. I purchase one of these sensor and liked it so much that I purchased a second one so I can monitor both RV trailer tanks. The app is amazing at indicating the percentage left (you can also switch to either inches or cm) with a visual indicator. You can also adjust the refresh rate to help on battery life and the app of course shows you battery life as well. We went camping for a week and was able to determine that on average we used about 20 of the propane per day. Although a bit pricey for the technology, it does truly work with accuracy and I know at any given time how much propane I have left!

J'ai acheté ce produit et l'ai aussitôt installé et téléchargé l'application. Fonctionnement immédiat et précis. Je pense que c'est un des seuls produits fiables pour mesurer la gaz restant dans une bouteille. Je recommande chaudement

Unless you have serious age or handicap issues, this product for an RV is just a very nice gadget. The propane tanks on almost all RVs will do quite nicely with a much cheaper gauge installed where your propane hose connects to the tank. For a home or condo installation where the primary use is in winter for a fireplace or heating, it's quite another story.. When the cold and the snow piles up and your tank is accessible enough for deliveries but really inconvenient for regular monitoring of the fuel level . This unit can make your life dramatically easier..Here in Quebec there are thousands of tanks against the outside walls of homes and multistory condos. While the tanks need to be accessible enough for deliveries, most are a significant inconvenience to read the in-tank gauge on a regular basis. Being able to read the tank level from inside in winter weather is worth double the price of these units. HOWEVER, they have a major drawback. Battery life. Yes they have greatly improved it since I bought my first one, but cold weather kills even the best battery . You'll be very lucky if the 3vdc CR2032 battery in the unit makes it through the winter. (I went through a number of winter failures.) There is a solution which Mopeka has refused to adopt. I soldered a two wire line (AWG20) to the battery terminals, ran the wire out the unit vent hole, through my house wall and inside where I attached two 1.5v batteries in series in a holder (3vdc). The indoor battery pack is in parallel with the 2032 battery in the unit. . This keeps the unit running for years even in -40 temps . If the batteries ever do fail, it is a piece of cake to replace them INSIDE, without diving under the snow in freezing weather. With this arrangement I consider this product indispensable. I even bought a spare just in case, although my present unit has lasted many winters already. If you would like to do a similar setup. Popping the cover off to replace the battery is simple, a small flat screwdriver in the slots will do the trick but be careful soldering the wires to the battery terminals. Remove the battery first. It will act as a heat sink requiring more solder heat and possibly damaging the unit. Also it could explode when applying the solder heat. Before attempting the solder joint, make sure your soldering iron is at full heat and will instantly melt the solder when applied to the wire and contacts. The heat should be for only for five or so seconds or you can damage the circuitry. Good luck and let your cell phone check your tank in the next blizzard.

Funktioniert auch mit Victron Panel. Super zufrieden