Reply to "Mopeka Pro Check Water Sensor"

BuckyMaster Camper Lifetime Member

@jarheade6 posted:
Hey guys reading this entire thread has me fired up. But… I am in a TC. As we all know the TC is only supported by the perimeter frame. I have already dropped the belly pan and reattached the silly water sensors that don’t work half the time. What is the total thickness of the sensor and hatch cover? This will determine if I can find a suitable spot between framing members. And are all you guys happy with it after a year of use?
Bob/Texas

I dropped the belly and installed Sea level gauges. Just stick them on the sides of the tanks and run a wire to where you want the panel located. There is no maintenance required (battery replacement, etc.). They have worked great for 12 years and still are accurate.

4/15/248:22 AM

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