Reply to "Mopeka Pro Check Water Sensor"

PeterPamCamp Host FreeLOAderLifetime Member

I’m happy with mine. I never measured the depth of the sensor with its bracket but it really doesn’t matter because it sits within the perimeter of the boat hatch cover. I would guess it’s a total of about 1/2”. The hatch cover has a ring that extends into the space between the bottom of the belly pan and the holding tank. As I recall the total depth of the boat hatch was about 1”. On my 1995 the thickness of the belly pan is 3/16” and the mounting flange is maybe another 3/16” so the ring on the hatch extends about 5/8” into the space above the belly pan (1” - 3/16” - 3/16”).

4/15/246:14 AM

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