Is There a SeeLeveL RV Holding Tank Monitor for Fresh, Galley, Bath and Black Tanks

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See level monitor kit. I have a cedar creek with fresh, galley, bath, and black tanks. Do they make a kit for monitoring 4 tanks, that are labeled on the monitor correctly for this? Thanks

asked by: James H

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We do have the SeeLeveL RV Holding Tank Monitor # SE84VR which monitors fresh, gray, black, and galley tanks. This is the closest we have to your fresh, galley, bath, and black tanks. Your bath would just be labeled gray instead of bath.

This monitor would hardwire to SeeLeveL Sensors for RV Holding Tank Monitor # SE78VR.

expert reply by: Scott S

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No, the SeeLeveL RV Holding Tank Monitor #SE84VR does not include the sensors. The sensors are sold separately. - SeeLeveL Sensor for RV Holding Tank Monitor #SE78VR (12") - SeeLeveL Sensor for RV Holding Tank Monitor #SE27VR (16")

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