Valterra Sensor Power Sensor Cleaner - 16 oz Bottle
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Valterra Sensor Power Sensor Cleaner - 16 oz Bottle
Item # V22011
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Valterra RV Black Tank Cleaner - V22011
- Black Water Tanks
- Gray Water Tanks
- Tank Cleaners
- Enzyme/Bacterial
- 2 Uses
- Valterra
Non-toxic treatment cleans sensors in your black-water and gray-water tank. Sensor cleaner also helps correct tank gauge readings. Eight ounces treats up to 40-gallon tank.
Features:
- Treatment cleans sensors in your black-water and gray-water tank
- Helps correct tank gauge readings
- Non-toxic, bacteria/enzyme formula removes waste, tissue, and soap build-up
- 8 Ounces treats up to 40-gallon tank
- Safe for RV plumbing systems and septic tanks
- (1) 16-oz bottle
V22011 Valterra Sensor Power Sensor Cleaner - 16 oz Bottle
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Video Transcript for Review of Valterra RV Black Tank Cleaner - Valterra Sensor Power Sensor Cleaner - V22011
Hello, neighbors. Steven here with etrailer.com. Today we're looking at the Valterra Sensor Power sensor cleaner, and it's a 16 ounce bottle. Now, folks, with this treatment, it will clean the sensors in your black water or gray water tank, and it's gonna help correct tank gauge reading. So over time, all that stuff inside, that gunk, the buildup, whatnot, it's gonna stick to your sensors and it's just gonna give you false reading. So get a jug of this.
It's non-toxic. It's a bacteria / enzyme formula. It's gonna remove waste, tissue, soap buildup, and it is a 16 ounce bottle. And you're gonna use 8 ounces per 40 gallon tank. And on the side here, it's kinda hard to see in the image, but you got all your ounces in the molded plastic there on the side.
It's super safe for RV plumbing systems and septic tanks. Again, one 16 ounce bottle, 8 ounces for every 40 gallons. You put it in there after you've emptied the tank, you fill it with water, let it sit for 24 hours, and then flush that sucker clean the next day. Well, that's gonna wrap it up for our look at the sensor power cleaner. I'm Steven, thanks for watching.
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Customer Reviews
Valterra Sensor Power Sensor Cleaner - 16 oz Bottle - V22011
Average Customer Rating: 4.6 out of 5 stars (11 Customer Reviews)
Non-toxic treatment cleans sensors in your black-water and gray-water tank. Sensor cleaner also helps correct tank gauge readings. Eight ounces treats up to 40-gallon tank.by: Linda07/31/2020
Were the perfect replacements for our old, broken ones!
by: Steven09/09/2022
Didn't work at all...
Heather A.
9/27/2022
Hey Steven! Did you use half of the bottle and then fill the rest of the tank with water? It is recommended to let it sit for 24 hours as well.
by: Clay09/09/2019
Used it twice and now the sensers are working normal.
by: Dave 10/28/2022
by: Dwight08/17/2021
by: Ron 09/10/2021
by: Stan 09/28/2021
by: Robert 09/11/2022
by: Linda 10/11/2021
by: Thomas08/21/2021
by: Jeff 09/16/2021
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view full answer... - How is Valterra Sensor Cleaner part # V22011 Used To use the Valterra Sensor Cleaner part # V22011 on either a gray or black tank you will need to add 8 oz (half the bottle) to an empty tank and then fill tank with water. After 24 hours you can empty the tank at your convenience. It's recommended to do this once a year.
view full answer... - Solution for RV Water Tank Sensor Not WorkingThis is a pretty common issue and the problem ends up being that the sensors are dirty and unable to read properly. We have a cleaner for this to take care of this problem with the prat # V22011. To use the Valterra Sensor Cleaner part # V22011 on either a gray or black tank you will need to add 8 oz (half the bottle) to an empty tank and then fill tank with water. After 24 hours you can empty the tank at your convenience. It's recommended to do this once a year.
view full answer... - RV Water Tank Sensor Cleaner RecommendationFor that we have the Valterra Sensor Cleaner part # V22011. To use the Valterra Sensor Cleaner part # V22011 on either a gray or black tank you will need to add 8 oz (half the bottle) to an empty tank and then fill tank with water. After 24 hours you can empty the tank at your convenience. It's recommended to do this once a year.
view full answer... - Troubleshooting Black Water Tank Sensors Giving False Readings We haven't received a lot of customer feedback regarding the Valterra Sensor Power Sensor Cleaner # V22011 that you referenced so I can't really provide an accurate success rate. The treatment is specifically designed to clean the sensors in an RV's black water tank to help correct those incorrect readings you keep getting but to be honest for how long you've been dealing with this issue along with the fact that you already tried cleaning them without success it might just be time to replace...
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Linda P.
8/2/2021
We are having difficulty with our black water sensor. Not sure it is a failure of the product.