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Old 06-24-2013, 06:05 PM   #1
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Sensors Grey & Black Tanks

Need to replace sensors for grey and blcak tanks and wondering if it is a fairly simple job I could do or if I should have it done professionaly? What type of sensors do you suggest. Also if the grey water was to overflow, where would it go? Thanks so much for your help.
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You need to tell us a little about your MH for us to be really helpful. We have the SeeLevel system. The monitors are on the outside of the tank and don't have the problem some had with the sensors inside of the tank. We used the existing wiring, just had to put the sensors on in the right place on the tank and install a new monitoring panel over the DS. The key is access to the tanks. Ours are fairly easy to get to with removal of just a side panel and we ran a remote over to the other side so we could see levels in the wet bay also as well as inside. IMHO, that is the best system. Now to your other question: if our gray water tank gets full, it starts filling up the shower floor. Only had that happen one time before I got smart and checked the monitors more often.
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Welcome irv2. Yes we need more info to assist.
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Old 06-24-2013, 08:17 PM   #4
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I purchased horst probes. I didn't want to take the big price jump and replace everything. For a small cost, replacing just the probes has worked perfectly for 2 years. The steps to replace the probes was really simple.
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