Where did you put your SeeLevel Monitor? MOT recommended putting it on the vertical dash in front of the passenger seat. I didn't think the wife would appreciate that view. Would like to hear where other's had their panel installed.
We like having all the display information in one convenient/common location. Here's a pic of our info center. We also have another SeeLevel display in the Wet Bay.
That's where we put ours, on the vertical dash to the left side. It's nice to stick your head in the door, push the buttons, and view the readings.
We got two kits, one monitor in the bathroom and one in the wet bay
Roger,
Knowing what a "techie" you are, you probably use the bathroom monitor to gauge the volume of your daily "deposit", and keep a detailed chart.
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On our 300 I put it one on the forward end of the kitchen counter and another in the wet bay. On this 270, when the originals fail, I'll put it on the side of the stove cabinet.
jor
Not at all, Chuck. It is a convenient place to check fresh water level and just about the easiest place inside of our coach to run the wiring. We can easily get ten days from a full tank of fresh water and empty waste tanks. After a week we look once in a while. Charts? Nope.
Thanks everyone for the feedback! I like the location near the battery and power indicators. Going to see what MOT can do for me.
On our center door GV we have one above the door and another in the wet bay. The wet bay location is super handy when filling the fresh.
Bob, I like the hidden tech cabinet. After talking with MOT, this may be my best option.
Thanks!
Greg
Greg, consider where you want to see this information and when. I have added instruments where my battery monitors were and it was difficult and time consuming. In my coach all of the connections for the monitor went up from the pass side of the wet bay into the closet cabinets and up to the small wall in the bathroom. Easy to make the connections, all of the tank strips are on that side as is the LP tank sensor. It is where we use the most water and pass by it every day.
Thanks Roger, checking with Eric to see if it's too late to make that change in direction.