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Monitors for fresh, grey and black tanks

pflaschpflasch Member Posts: 2
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Does anyone know which system is used to monitor especially the black and grey tanks?  Is it the common probe inside of the tank... you know, the ones that constantly give you false readings because of something caught on the probe... or is it like the SeeLevel II System which uses sensors outside of the tanks that never get fouled??  Thanks!!
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  • ScottGScottG Administrator Posts: 5,557
    I think all the systems installed to date are SeeLevel II.
    2015 T@B S

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  • klengerklenger Member Posts: 309
    Oh, I hope so.  I thought I saw a fabrication photo showing screws with wires on a holding tank.
    T@B 320 manuals and electrical drawings
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  • Sharon_is_SAMSharon_is_SAM Administrator Posts: 9,760
    I thought that there was use of another tank monitor, at least for some TaBs.
    Sharon / 2017 T@B CSS / 2015 Toyota Sienna Minivan / Westlake, Ohio
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  • MuttonChopsMuttonChops Member Posts: 1,724
    Believe both types of tank monitors have been used over the years & models.  Pictures of earlier T@B show the in-tank-probe style control panel.  At some point SeeLevel external sensor control panels showed up in the pictures.  Then for 2019 model year it looks like they have returned to in-tank-probe monitors.  Something about too many field repairs on the external sensor installation - - -

    My unit has a SeeLevel & it was one of the T@B selling points for me.  So I for one think returning to the in-tank-probe is a step backward for nuCamp.
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  • Awca12aAwca12a Member Posts: 286
    edited January 2019
    I've attached the portion of the users guide I'm working on that addresses the Convenience Center.  After talking with KIB, I confirmed what was installed in my 2019 T@B 400 and they provided a generic M-series PDF how to troubleshoot/debug it along with a generic wiring schematic.   In case this is of help to you, I've attached it here.   While it includes information on electrical testing, please ignore that and let the dealer or an electrical professional handle it should the problem get to that point.  Mostly, these things just need a good cleaning which this PDF covers.
    F150 Pulling 2019 T@B400 BDL
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  • ScottGScottG Administrator Posts: 5,557
    Ok @pflasch, I take it back! Glad some owners who actually have these contraptions chimed in. For me, checking the fresh water level involves a flashlight and a set of knee pads...  ;-)
    2015 T@B S

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  • Sharon_is_SAMSharon_is_SAM Administrator Posts: 9,760
    edited January 2019
    The SeeLevel system was the first tank monitor used which consist of external pads.  The KIB system is the second and it uses internal tank electric contacts.  They were hoping for more accuracy.  Is the KIB only in the 400?  Which year?
    Sharon / 2017 T@B CSS / 2015 Toyota Sienna Minivan / Westlake, Ohio
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