New accurate tank gauges

[dgerstel]

I have finally gotten my Sealevel tank gauges installed and used them for a while. They were very easy to install and work exceptionally well. I had tried the Vena gauges on the last coach and wasn't that happy with them. If anyone wants to know how much water you have or how full your holding tanks are closer than 1/4 of a tank and get a consistent reading I can highly recommend these.
Dale

[dgerstel]

I have finally gotten my Sealevel tank gauges installed and used them for a while. They were very easy to install and work exceptionally well. I had tried the Vena gauges on the last coach and wasn't that happy with them. If anyone wants to know how much water you have or how full your holding tanks are closer than 1/4 of a tank and get a consistent reading I can highly recommend these.
Dale

[Jim A]

I agree with Dale. I also installed the SeeLevel II gauges on my coach, and love them. It is nice to know that the fresh water runs out at 11%, not just sometime after the 1/4 light goes out. And after finding out just how much water siphons out, I made the modification to stop the overflow, saving a whole bunch of water.

Mine are only a few months old, so I can't tell how well they will work long term, but I can't see any reason they should not work indefinitely.

[gjstacy]

Me thinks John and I will be talking to you guys about these gauges and making the modification to our rig!

For starters, John is wondering if you use the same spot for the read-outs above the passenger's head (for Dale)?

[Mike & Nancy]

We too install SeeLevel II gauges on our coach, and love them. Very easy to wire up following Jim A's instructions.