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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2023
Yeah the water sensors are accurate, but how hard would it be to specify tank capacity instead of % so I don't have to figure out 63% or 125 gallons is? MAY be understandable with just the hardwired display, but no option in the app either/Also, why are the tank types physically coded. Why can't they just be 1,2 3,4 and let ME choose what the 1's are the 2's are, etc. I have 2 fresh, 2 gray and 4 sensors, so have to set one of the gray's as black and one of the fresh as galley.Time to update this Dickensian software to the 21st centuryApp is a joke: no security whatsoever, I can connect to anyone's RV. Granted I can't Do anything , but really 2023 and Bluetooth connectivity with no PINNo info whatsoever on which propane sensor is needed
Charmking
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2022
My factory RV tank monitors were horrible in accuracy and always left me guessing where my true fresh, gray, and black tank levels were at. This system has percentage readings unlike my old meter that was in thirds. I had it installed by a RV repair shop and it took several hours of labor to run hard wire from the display to the tanks and power. I am now a happy camper with the tank level accuracy
DeNomolos
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2020
My Jayco Jay Flight SLX 195 came with a lame E-1/3-2/3-F push button "systems monitor". After reading about Garnet's inductive tank reading system, I thought it would be a much better system to monitor my tanks since my model of travel trailer only has 20 gallon capacity for fresh, black, and dry tanks. Knowing exactly how much capacity I have left is VERY important when boondocking due to limited size. One thing I noticed is that there are not a lot of reviews for this product, so I took it on faith and ordered one.This seller sent the package promptly, and it arrived in good condition. The box contains the control panel and three "710 SS" (12 inch) sensor strips. For my Jayco, I'd have probably have been better off with the "710 JS" (7") sensor strips, but live and learn. I was able to cut down the sensor strips to the minimum 4" length (see photo) for my black and gray tanks, but I am sure they are not as accurate as the shorter strips would have been.The installation is pretty straightforward. Pull the old panel, connect the +/- 12v wires to the new wiring harness, connect the three pump wires (+/- and pump +), connect the white wire to the pump + wire, and combine all three incoming sensor wires to the blue wire in the harness. Mount the panel and you are done! Pressing the buttons will give you battery voltage, start the water pump, and three "OPN" readings since you don't have the sensors up and running yet. Be sure to solder your wires! I used solder and heat shrink tubing.Connecting the sensors is straightforward. Connect the main sensor wire (the one before it branches out to the three in-tank sensors) to the blue sensor strip wire, and the white tank sensor wire is ground. Be sure that it's common ground and not individually grounded or your sensor won't work.Once the sensors are up and running, be sure they work in the location you chose. Temporarily tape them in place and test! (photo). If they do work and you are happy clean the tank surface with acetone then glue them on - but test first because they won't come off after you stick them on! Coat the sensor strips if outside the trailer with rubberized spray and you are all good.Operation is simple - push the button to see either the battery voltage or the percentage readout of each tank. Push twice to see a constant tank readout - handy for when filling your fresh water tank. I'll say that the installation was not that hard if you are reasonably handy and it adds a modern touch to your RV/Trailer. I'm pleased with the setup and I do recommend this system to others.
Botiemad
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2019
Really tough to get support. After installing this setup, and getting 50 out of 60 on the display, I hit a wall troubleshooting the problem. Kept gettin an "OPEN" readout. Tore the thing out, wired it direct to the sensors about 2' away, still got an "OPEN" indication. That can only mean (to me) that the display itself is at fault. Cannot seem to get any support through the website. Pleased to add that I finally was contacted, they listened to my troubleshooting results, and have shipped me a new display free of charge.
Scott m.
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2018
Awesome product! Came with all supplies to install! Display sensors wires etc.
GaryS
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2018
This product needs an improved description for an effective presentation. The simple "Tank Monitor System For 3" is really lame in the Amazon store. I went to the See Level website and found a lot more info. However, I prefer to buy thru the Amazon system because of its reliability. Seller, when you see this, pls fix. THX
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2018
I cannot determine which sensors come with the unit. I would purchase it if I knew it had the correct sensors.
Capt-Kirk
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2018
It is great knowing exactly what is in the tanks. Easy wiring easy installationUpdate: 3000 mile trip up the west coast and the unit performed perfectly.
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