Tagged With "Tank Sensor"

I just received my TST Wide Screen color monitor yesterday and got it up and running on the bench. Wow! The display is real nice with larger digits and added color. However, I do have a few issues I'd like to report. The new monitor is now powered by a 5 volt mini plug just like what one uses for their smart phone (Android, not Apple). This presents a challenge as I had the previous 12 volt monochrome monitor's power cord hard wired into the overhead console in my Tundra which was a nice...

I found the unit remote very handy...it takes a few times to get all the functions figured out. Once you know the ones you like and use most often you can almost do it in the dark. the fan is very quiet when running below 60%, but at 100% it sure does evac the stale air. Used the circulator once on the last trip, but figured the heater was doing enuf so why use the battery. The data display on the remote is useful and easy to read. I like the current temp info as well on the display. The...

You pair them to a certain sensor so I don't see a lot of them around, being a problem. As an update to my installation, one of LEDs on the monitor already died. I ordered a replacement and that monitor doesn't work at all, both sides just always show a level of 2 LEDs which is completely wrong (even though the levels are completely correct in the phone app). So . . . I'm going on my third monitor . . . sounds like the quality control on the monitor may be suspect. Hopefully, once i get a...

just not worth the time I think the LP tank check is garbage I worked with the MFG for while and the guy was nice enough but it was just a waste of time the remote display is junk , I had 3 of them at one time , they could eat a battery in minutes if they worked at all your best bet is to read the tank level then shut it off ASAP or just use the APP I have 3 senders and i just hate having to refill my tanks because I know I will battle sender placement to get any kind of a reliable reading...

Originally Posted by Kent Smith: I see the box says "indoor safe" but does that mean they expect you to open a window? It comes with a low oxygen shutdown sensor IIRC. I have 3 or 4 of these that I have accumulated over the years. They are part of our emergency kits at home if the power goes out. I have a couple of 20# LP tanks in milk crates with brackets that can be hung on a window sill with the hose fed indoors to the heater. I also used one in my popup for several years of winter...

Good day From Mesa. Thanks for the info, have been looking at Happy Camper and will give it try in our 2465 when we get it. One question, do you premix it before adding it to to the tank? And do you use some in the gray tank? Were coming from a Whitewater Retro that has small tanks and looking for info on keeping the 45 gal tanks fresh on our unit.

I premix one scoop with a gallon of water and dump in toilet. I then add two more gallons of water. I have never used any in my grey water tank, but you can if it gets an odor. If you go to the link in my top post there is a tab on the top of the page that is labelled "tank tips" it has the best advise I have seen for holding tanks. I have a 40 gallon each black and grey tanks and have never had a problem with happy camper. It doesn't try to mask the smell like other chemicals, it eliminates...

Happy Camper is amazing stuff. We don't do any premix, but just put a scoop in the bowl and flush it. The enzymes feast on the organic material in the tank vs. deodorants that just mask the smell. Probably not a bad idea to use it in the grey tank as well, from time to time. There's no detriment in using Happy Camper.

We have been using it since our camper was new. Good stuff we highly recommend it.