Indoor/outdoor thermometer

[mbrandt1402]

The channel-section frame rails are easy to get to on either side of the front-mounted generator on our Freighliner chassis diesel pusher. I stuck the sender to the inside of the bottom flange on the side away from the gen exhaust pipe. It is a couple of feet away from the genset, protected from the elements and easy to get to when the battery needs to be replaced. No problem receiving the signal with the display mounted ~ 20' away.

[Nuclear]

I place the transmitter under the bedroom slide and the temp receiver on the dinner...for conversation of course!

[Hikerdogs]

We bought one with 3 remote sensors. One sensor is mounted in the outdoor water bay. A second is mounted in the fresh water tank compartment, and the third is mounted in the LP tank compartment at the rear of the coach.

We also have a factory mounted thermometer in the front of the engine compartment just behind the grille. With the front and rear sensors it's easy to get an accurate temperature reading no matter where the sun is. The water compartment sensors allow us to know if we need to turn on the furnace when camping in cold weather.

[MSHappyCampers]

We have ours on the wall of the propane tank compartment.

[StevenNSteph]

Originally Posted by Jupiter

Me too. As part of my "set up" routine I just place the outdoor transmitter on a picnic table or other location out of direct sunlight.

X3 - I found that if you mount the sensor on the coach it will not read correctly when the sun in on that area.

[bgsc]

We use 2 mount 1 sensor in the propane tank area and 1 in the generator area