Propane Gauge Recommendation for Four 100 lb Propane Tanks

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I have four 100 lb propane tanks that are hooked together and I need a gauge that will tell me the propane level for each tank.

asked by: Dean R

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Expert Reply:

Thanks for reaching out!

The tank sensors we have that you can use for your 100 lb propane tanks are the GasStop # GS84FR and the Truma LevelCheck # TR77VR. The GasStop installs inline with your tank hoses so you'll need 4 of them while the Truma LevelCheck is an external sensor that you only need 1 of as you will physically take it over to each tank to check the level on the side of the tank.

If you're wanting a system that installs on each tank and gives you all propane levels off of one type of monitor then that would be more of a specialty item that we unfortunately don't carry.

expert reply by: Jon G

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