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Wire loom and sensors allow you to monitor levels in your fresh-water tank with your RedVision Total Vehicle Management System. Reads tank state in 20% increments.
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Hello everybody. This is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today I'm gonna take a look at this water tank sensor kit for the Redarc TVMS Prime System. Now this kit here will allow the distribution box on your Redarc TVMS Prime System to read the freshwater tank levels. Now this is designed for the freshwater tank. It's not for use with wastewater fuel tanks.
It includes everything shown here on the table. The wire loom, the five water level sensors. Nice set of easy to read instructions. And to install this, it's a pretty easy installation. You install it onto the side of your freshwater tank.
The sensors right here will install onto the tank to read your tank in 20% increments. And the probe installation holes that you drill in your tank will be sealed with these included rubber stoppers that are on the sensors. And then the wire loom right here, this is what'll plug into your distribution box on your system. And then it's hardwired to these sensors using the crimp lugs that are installed on here. So each one's are installed at a different height, so it gives you your readings in 20% increments.
The wire loom length on this is five meters or 16 feet, five inches. But that should do it for a look at this water tank sensor kit for the Redarc TVMS Prime System.
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