Camco RV Propane Gauge e rilevatore di perdite

Name: Camco RV Propane Gauge e rilevatore di perdite
Brand: Camco
SKU: 700115542302
Price: 64.85 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Camco

3.5/5

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64.85

Il rilevatore di perdite con indicatore di propano Camco RV è progettato per consentire di vedere a colpo d'occhio quando il livello di propano è basso. Adatto a una bombola di propano DOT prodotta dopo il 1995 con connessione ACME/OPD.

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Categories: Patio, prato e giardino, Griglie e cucina all'aperto, Parti di ricambio per cucina all'aperto, Connettori e tubi per griglia,

Non leggerà immediatamente i livelli: inizia a funzionare quando scorre il propano. Fornisce protezione contro il flusso in eccesso in caso di rottura della linea del gas e protezione termica in caso di incendio. Vedi a colpo d'occhio quando il livello di pressione del propano è basso. Adatto a una bombola di propano DOT prodotta dopo il 1995 con connessione ACME/OPD. Connessione di tipo 1 per griglie a gas, camper e barche.

Alarm	Audible
Brand	Camco
Brand	‎Camco
Color	Black
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,314 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	4 x 3 x 10 inches
Item model number	‎59023
Item Weight	‎11.6 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Camco
Manufacturer Part Number	‎59023
Model	‎59023
OEM Part Number	‎59023
Power Source	Propane
Product Dimensions	‎4 x 3 x 10 inches
Sensor Type	Cataly

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Scritto da: Brad Kidder

Works great

Great quality and works amazing. Nice to know how much propane is left

Scritto da: Gomer Marine

Propane Gage

Great addition to the tank..

Scritto da: Jason A. Swain

It works

This product has one job, and it does it.

Scritto da: Dominick C. Pastore

Good if you understand the limitations

First, let's get one thing out of the way: A pressure gauge attached to the outlet of your propane tank will never be super accurate. It's just the way the science works. The gauge will not start to go down until the tank is nearly empty. Note: If you don't care about the science explanation for this, skip the next paragraph. Propane is a special gas. Unlike filling your tire with air, when your propane tank reaches about 120 psi, some of it starts to turn to liquid. That's convenient, because in liquid form, about 20 to 50 times more propane fits in a tank than in gas form. This also means as you slowly use propane from the tank, some of the liquid propane expands back into a gas, keeping the pressure at 120 psi until there's no more liquid. Only once the liquid runs out, at which point you'll be down to about 1/20th to 1/50th of a tank, will the gauge start to go down. (Note that 120 psi is for room temperature propane--the exact pressure depends on the temperature. That's why there are 3 scales on the dial.) As long as you understand this is basically an empty/not-empty indicator, it is a useful tool. The build quality is nice, it doesn't feel cheap or flimsy, and you can read it any time the tank is open (no need to use the propane for a little while before you can get an accurate reading). To use it as a leak tester, you turn off all propane appliances, open and close the tank, then wait a while to see if the pressure goes down. If it does, you know you have a leak. So, what if you do want a more accurate idea of how much propane is left? A common trick is to pour a pitcher of warm water down the side of the tank. Then feel the tank where you poured the water. Above the propane level the sidewall will be warm, and below the propane level the sidewall will be cool. If you don't need as much accuracy, you can also just shake the tank gently to get a feel for how much liquid is sloshing around inside.

Scritto da: Rick - Houston

Update: It appears that I need to correct the previous 1 star review. Read the update for instructions.

Had been using this gauge on the first tank of propane and things seemed fine for several cookouts . Then at start of last grill it said tank was at least 1/2 full, but fuel ran out in 5 min. Replaced tank and re-lit burners but gauge dropped to empty and restricted flow of gas such that grill did not warm up. Turned everything off including tank valve. Opened tank valve and gauge read mid green. Re-lit burners, turned them to high. Gauge dropped to empty and burners were barely flaming. Tried this procedure unsuccessfully 2 times before removing gauge and then able to continue my grilling. Update: After thinking about the "lead detection" feature I realized that this feature may not close but greatly restrict flow upon quick or heavy flow. Therefore I re-installed the the gauge and after paying attention to the following it has, so far, been working well. - Remember that the gauge reading is worthless (shows high) until burner(s) are lit and gas is flowing. - Make sure all burner valves are off before opening gas valve. - Open one burner valve and light before opening other burners. - Now read the gauge tank level. Upgrading to only 4 stars as I think instructions could have been better.

Scritto da: Dirtdoctor

Works as expected - saves me $

Bought this to give me a heads up on when tank supplying garage heater was getting low. I have replaced tanks before because I suspected they were getting low, but was guessing because I did not want to run out while in the middle of a project. As other reviewers have said, when the tank gets low you do not have much warning. The tank pressure holds pretty steady until the liquid inside converts to gas and is consumed. Once the liquid is converted, the gas gets used up pretty quickly, so you need to seriously be looking at new tank. This gauge does help because I now have some insight into pressure dropping, and am no longer replacing tanks that have a ways to go. At $20 per tank, this has already paid for itself by avoiding returning partially used tanks

Scritto da: Thomas Berry

Overall, It Just Works

If you are in the market for one then get it because it's hard to not do well. It just measures the pressure in the lines. I'm not sure if this one is super accurate or not. When the line is open and gas is flowing, the pressure gauge will read as if it has low pressure. When it's closed and no gas is flowing it'll generally measure in the "good" range for the temperature outside. I'm not sure if that is indicative of it having a leak and that is what it's showing me or if that is normal behavior. Either way, it seems to work and I'm fine with it.

Scritto da: Mark M.

The items offered for review are common to most products and not related to functional reliance.

Likes: The product was easy to install with no initial leaks detected. Time in use will reveal reliability. Dislikes: Not manufactured in USA. Use: Installed one on each LP tank on 5Th wheel camper for tank level indication.

Scritto da: Kelsey

Order arrived quickly, product looks good!

Very impressed with order processing - ordered on a Friday and arrived the following Monday! Item packaging is so-so, could be improved. It is prepackaged in a plastic case but was shipped in a large yellow envelope lined with bubble wrap. I ordered two of these items together and one of them had a screw fallen out of the gauge, which could be a result of the shipping or from the manufacturer. I simply screwed it back in place though, so an easy fix. They feel of very good quality, nice and solid. Very happy with purchase!

Scritto da: Ann bloodworth

R V Gas gauges.

I purchased two gauges for use on our R V. I really never knew how much gas was in the tanks. These gauges allow me to monitor usage and gas levels. They work well, are easy to attach and appear to be very well made. Very happy with this purchase. Arrived from Amazon within three days! Fast. Thank you.

Scritto da: Fred B.

Works great for me!

I've been using this for a few months now and I find that it works well to give me an idea of how much propane is left in the tank on my BBQ. I am in Victoria, BC so we do not have the cold temps that could potentially sway the performance of this accessory.

Scritto da: Raymond Lussier

Super pour bar b q

Savoir combien de propane restant et s'il a fuite

Scritto da: Rozeair

Fait bien

Pour bouteille propane 30lbs