IMHO the KIB Style Tank Monitors now being installed by nüCamp are next to useless!
one of my OK I'll purchase items was the '18 model year had SeeLevel Tank Monitors.
While the SeeLevel system were not (are not) 100% accurate it is IHMO a far, far better system . . . . but it costs more at the OEM level and requires more production floor time to install & calibrate.
nüCamp switching to the KIB Style tank monitors was 1,000% a production cost choice and 1,000% not a 'best for the customer' choice or in keeping with nüCamp's claim of being an RV Builder with Quality above that seen in Forest Rivers or whatever out there.
New nüCamp Customers should tell their dealers they are Not Going to Buy an RV with the useless KIB style tank monitors !!
one of my OK I'll purchase items was the '18 model year had SeeLevel Tank Monitors.
While the SeeLevel system were not (are not) 100% accurate it is IHMO a far, far better system . . . . but it costs more at the OEM level and requires more production floor time to install & calibrate.
nüCamp switching to the KIB Style tank monitors was 1,000% a production cost choice and 1,000% not a 'best for the customer' choice or in keeping with nüCamp's claim of being an RV Builder with Quality above that seen in Forest Rivers or whatever out there.
New nüCamp Customers should tell their dealers they are Not Going to Buy an RV with the useless KIB style tank monitors !!
KIB uses a very simple and unreliable voltage compactor method that depends on measurable water resistance and the electrical component quality of resistors and ICs to compare the water resistance to an ideal value. This system has been known to be useless for decades; but it is cheap and new RV (or recreational boat) buyers don't know enough to say NO . . . I will not pay for that.


