Can SeeLevel Holding Tanks Sensors Be Installed Diagonally Instead Of Cutting Them Down
Updated 12/22/2025 | Published 10/13/2024
Question:
Can you get better resolution by installing the sensor strip diagonally instead of cutting it shorter?
asked by: Scott W
Expert Reply:
Hey Scott,
This hasn't be tested yet with the SeeLeveL Sensor for RV Holding Tank Monitor # SE27VR but it would likely cause more issues because depending on the angle it's placed it could potentially have water hitting the bottom of the sensor above it giving you a false reading when there's really not enough water to touch that sensor if the strip was straight up. I can only recommend following the manufacturer's instructions and placing the strip vertically on the tanks and cutting off any excess.
Product Page this Question was Asked From
SeeLeveL Sensor for RV Holding Tank Monitor - 16" Long
- Smart RV
- Monitoring System
- Water Tanks
- No Display
- Monitors Only
- SeeLeveL
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Jameson C.
12/22/2025
Hey Scott, how did things go with the SeeLeveL sensor after mounting it vertically as recommended? Your results could really help others wondering about sensor placement and accuracy.