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Garnet SeeLevel II 709 Monitoring System
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Garnet SeeLevel II 709 Complete monitoring system, just push a button for your readout of holding tanks, LP Gas levels and RV battery voltage.
Item #
54094
Special Order Item
No
Ships LTL Freight
No
5+ In Stock
$389.98
Description /
Garnet SeeLevel II 709 Monitoring System
The SeeLeveL â„¢ Senders are an integral component of the SeeLeveL Tank Monitoring system, now designed for monitoring up to seven tanks (model dependent) and with more efficient power consumption. The senders are mounted on the outside of the holding tanks rather than inside eliminating common issues like sewage buildup found in internal probe sensors. This not only enhances reliability but also significantly reduces maintenance demands. They can be stacked to fit taller tanks or cut to fit a wide range of tank sizes and shapes. Depending on tank requirements, Garnet offers two different sender options, allowing you to choose the best fit for your tank heights and desired resolution. while not suitable for metal holding tanks our senders work on most plastic or polyethylene tanks containing water-soluble fluids.
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Item #
54094
Brand
Garnet Technologies Inc
Model
709-SYSTEM
Features
Precision Perfected: The SeeLeveL II â„¢ RV Tank Monitor Provides Percentage Of Full, Accurate Tank Measurement Readouts That Are Accurate Within ? Of An Inch
Reliable External Sensors: Trouble-Free Senders Adhere Externally To The Tanks Eliminating Sewage Build-Up That Can Affect Internal Sensors
Customize To Fit Most Tanks: The Senders Are Designed To Be Easily Shortened Or Two Can Be Combined To Accommodate Almost Any Holding Tank Shape Or Size
Simple To Install: Two Wires Connect To Your Existing System Wires And Function On A Common Bus System
Connects To Existing LPG Sensor
Included
With Three Tank Senders/ One Pigtail/ Four Mounting Screws
I purchased this as my current sensor system always reads partial full with the black and grey tanks. Cleaning has not helped. Considered getting the better sensors out there but then heard there were problems with them. My tanks were 11 inches tall. That meant I could cut the sensors to 10.5 inches or 9 inches. 10.5 was on the edge of too long and 9 was too short. Tried 10.5 but wasn't getting 0% due to being too close to the bottom. Cut to 9 inches, so the tanks will not be fully empty when reading 0% or full when reading 100%. I don't mind that, since it lets me know when I am very close to full or empty, but have a little buffer. Haven't given it a test run yet, but looks good so far. One of the sensors was bad, but Garnet replaced it quicky on my word alone. Not bad service.
Price
3
Value
4
Quality
5
Very easy to install
Review byWilly White
Very nice product and very easy to install.
Price
4
Value
5
Quality
5
Great product! Works just as advertised
Review byJim
Easy to install IF you tape the sensor in place to decide where you want zero to be. I set mine so I have 2 or 3 gallons left when it says zero. Works very well. Don't know why Tiffin doesn't fit them as original equipment.
Value
5
Quality
5
Price
5
Great product
Review byRandy
Easy to install and works great
Value
5
Quality
5
Price
5
Great product
Review byMark
This is my fourth installation of this product. Twice for friends and twice for two different coaches that I own. The OEM level sensors worked poorly. The Garnet sensors work VERY well! It is so nice to know how full the waste tanks are! This device takes all the uncertainty away. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who wants to know the status of the tanks with a definite degree of certainty.
I will say that the LPG level is NOT very accurate, but it wasn't with the OEM sensor, either. I believe the temperature prevents an accurate measurement.
Value
5
Quality
4
Price
4
Good product -- would buy again if needed on another RV
Review byBalboa
Install was easy. Tank sides in the Balboa are "split" -- that is, they do not have a single continuous surfaces as they are plastic welded 3/4 from the top. That said, sensors still mounted easily and do provide readings. Fresh water (with flat sides) reads accurately; grey and black are relative based on the split level of the side of the tank. Am calibrating grey and black based on the amount of water used. I would recommend this product as it provides a better reading of the stock meeting on this trailer.
Price
4
Value
5
Quality
5
Surprise, a first for my RV black tank, it reads correctly
Review byDusty
After years of guessing what the tank levels were and not willing or able to drill new holes in the tank for different probes I finely bought the Sealevel.. Installation was simple except for the limited space between tank and frame and the routing and support of the wires. Installation worked, now to see how well it lasts with external exposed tanks with the extra coating suggested by the install instructions.
Price
5
Value
5
Quality
5
Excellent product
Review byPeter
Easy installation, easy setup, no false readings at all.
I think much better solution than trying to replace old, existing sensors on my 1988 Bluebird.
Quality
4
Price
3
Value
3
Sensors need to be installed very carefully to work properly.
Review bySuitelife
The sensors are very sensitive and need to be installed so that the wires to not cross over the reader boards. Had one bad sensor had to have a new one sent. Later needed another sensor so I could redo the freshwater tank as it was not reading correctly. Likely my installer not being careful. Now the fresh water tank reads very well in tenths. The Grey and Black seem to only read in .5 increments. Not sure if this is also an installer issue or not. I may need to purchase two more and redo the board placements. Not sure yet.
Value
3
Quality
3
Price
3
Not sure yet
Review byJuju
First the black wasn't reading correctly, advised to try to clean out the tank a bit, worked afterwards, but I thought a good tank wasn't necessary because the gauge tape was mounted on the exterior of the tank.
LPG scan even after calibrating after fill up reads inconsistently.
I will have to keep monitoring, it's winter now, so will know better after a summer season.