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Flame King 0-90 Ohm Twin-Site Remote Dial Gauge for RV ASME Propane Tanks

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  • HOW IT WORKS: It works by varying electrical resistance in proportion to the propane level inside the tank; the resistance range used by the sensor matches the RV tank gauges or monitoring systems
  • RESISTANCE-BASED MEASUREMENT: At full capacity, the sensor will register close to 90 ohms of resistance; at empty, the resistance often drops near 0 ohms; the monitoring system converts this resistance value into a readable fuel level display
  • APPLICATION: 0-90 ohm twin-site gauge is for use with RVs with propane tanks to measure fuel levels
  • Compatible with Flame King Mountable RV ASME Tanks with bolt-on gauge; bolt-on attachment is easy to install
  • CONNECTION TO RV SYSTEMS: This sensor should be wired to a central monitoring panel inside the RV to provide real-time propane level updates for convenient tracking


Product Description

0-90 Ohm Twin-Site Remote Dial Gauge

For Use with Flame King Mountable RV ASME Tanks with bolt-on gauge

0-90 ohm twin-site gauge is for use with RVs with propane tanks to measure fuel levels; compatible with Flame King Mountable RV ASME Tanks with bolt-on gauge; bolt-on attachment is easy to install; this sensor should be wired to a central monitoring panel inside the RV to provide real-time propane level updates for convenient tracking

Flame King 0-90 Ohm Twin-Site Remote Dial Gauge for RV ASME Propane Tanks
Flame King 0-90 Ohm Twin-Site Remote Dial Gauge for RV ASME Propane Tanks
Flame King 0-90 Ohm Twin-Site Remote Dial Gauge for RV ASME Propane Tanks

Flame King 0-90 Ohm Twin-Site Remote Dial Gauge for RV ASME Propane Tanks

  • HOW IT WORKS: It works by varying electrical resistance in proportion to the propane level inside the tank; the resistance range used by the sensor matches the RV tank gauges or monitoring systemsR
  • ESISTANCE-BASED MEASUREMENT: At full capacity, the sensor will register close to 90 ohms of resistance; at empty, the resistance often drops near 0 ohms; the monitoring system converts this resistance value into a readable fuel level displayA
  • PPLICATION: 0-90 ohm twin-site gauge is for use with RVs with propane tanks to measure fuel levelsC
  • ompatible with Flame King Mountable RV ASME Tanks with bolt-on gauge; bolt-on attachment is easy to installC
  • CONNECTION TO RV SYSTEMS: This sensor should be wired to a central monitoring panel inside the RV to provide real-time propane level updates for convenient tracking

Compatible with Flame King Mountable RV ASME Tanks with bolt-on gauge. Very easy to install via the Bolt-On Attachment mechanism. Dial indicator shows the propane level through a built-in 0-90 ohm magnetic black sensor. It works by varying electrical resistance in proportion to the propane level inside the tank; the resistance range used by the sensor matches the RV tank gauges or monitoring systems. At full capacity, the sensor will register close to 90 ohms of resistance; at empty, the resistance often drops near 0 ohms; the monitoring system converts this resistance value into a readable fuel level display. This sensor should be wired to a central monitoring panel inside the RV to provide real-time propane level updates for convenient tracking.

Durable

Durable

We understand that propane equipment can take a beating, therefore we produce our tanks with the sturdiest materials.

Safe

Safe

We test our tanks under all conditions and in all possible scenarios, to ensure the highest standards of safety, guaranteed.

Hi Tech

Hi Tech

At Flame King, we bring together technology and hardware, to provide better experiences for our tank users.

Green

Green

We care about the environment and have therefore produced the Refillable 1LB propane tank - the first of its kind.


David Tkaczuk
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
Yes, it works. That’s the main thing.
David Tkaczuk
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
Yes, it works. That’s the main thing.