Propane Tank Level Gauge

Description

Propane Tank Level Gauge

UL Approved, this product was created for anyone who has ever gone to make a delicious grilled or fried meal, only to find an empty propane tank.

This gauge is a must-have. Eliminate the dreaded surprise of an empty tank with this handy propane tank gauge that features an easy-to-read, glow in the dark, propane level indicator. Easy to attach, this tank level gauge gives you a reading that alerts when your gas is low and when you need a new tank, so you’ll never have to worry about low or empty propane tanks again.

Constructed out of durable brass, the Gauge will give you added peace of mind with the built-in, leak detection safety system that features an emergency flow controller and fire shut-off. UL approved; this tank level gauge will fit all standard propane appliances with a type 1 connection. A Propane Tank Level Gauge is a must-have for every gas grill owner. Never run empty again.

Product Details:

1) Eliminate the surprise and interruption of an empty propane gas tank so you’re ready for any grilling occasion
2) Built-in leak detection system helps prevent dangerous gas leaks
3) Works with all models of propane tanks type 1-connection
4) Durable brass construction that’s easy and fast to install
5) 1-year manufacturer’s warranty

Propane is like water in that it expands in the heat, only a lot more so than water. Over the same increase in temperature, the volume of propane increases around 17 times over the volume of water. When wondering if the correct level propane tanks should be filled, where the 80/20 rule for propane safety comes in. If you have a 500-gallon propane tank, it can only be filled to 400 gallons, or 80 percent of the tank. That 20 percent of empty space in your tank is the room for expansion of propane gas.

Sometimes, you may see fluctuation in your propane tank gauge levels, especially when there are fast temperature swings from a hot day to a cool night. Don’t worry, it’s a normal occurrence. What’s happening is that the density of the propane in your tank is adjusting as the temperature changes. The amount of propane in your tank hasn’t changed. It’s just either taking up more room as it expands or going back down to its normal size.

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