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I have four 100 lb propane tanks that are hooked together and I need a gauge that will tell me the propane level for each tank. | Thanks for reaching out! The tank sensors we have that you can use for your 100 lb propane tanks are the GasStop...

Can this be used on two tanks? Tank A and Tank B? | Yes, you can absolutely monitor two tanks with the propane sensor you asked about, which is the following part number: - Truma LevelCheck Propane Tank Sensor # TR77VR The # TR77VR is a handheld...

Id like to get the cooler along with this cover. Is there a recommended cart or wagon available to carry it? I believe the cooler and cover will weigh close to 100 lbs, so a little much for one person to comfortably handle... | Yes, we have...

Are the D rings on the cover for a carrying strap? Whats the part number for the strap? | No, the d-rings on the Insulated Cover for Truma Electric Cooler # TR57VR for the Truma Electric Cooler # TR54VR is not for a carrying strap. Those are...

The cooler this fits is already pretty hefty. How much weight does the cover add? | The Insulated Cover for Truma Electric Cooler - 100 Qts # TR47VR weighs 8 additional pounds. The Truma Looler # TR74VR weighs 93 pounds so putting the cover...

I see that you identify the refrigerant type. Is this an open system that can be recharged if necessary? | The Truma Electric Coolers, like the Dual Zone 72 Qts # TR64VR you were looking at, is a closed system so you won't be able to recharge...

It says the cooler has a 32 quart capacity. How many wobble pops is that? Thank you. | The Truma Electric Cooler - Single Zone - 32 Qts - Gray # TR82FR can hold 32 12-oz cans of whatever beverage you care to keep cold. |

The description says 12V DC or 110V AC, but the specs mention 12 or 24V DC. Can you clarify if the unit will run on 24V? | The Truma Electric Coolers, like the part # TR82FR you're looking at, are actually able to be powered with either 12V/24V...

Can this be powered by an old school generator, or does it need to be an inverter/generator? | The Truma Electric Cooler part # TR34VR can be powered by a generator via the 110V AC input, this can be pretty much any generator so long as it has...

I looked at your product description, but Im still not sure how this product would work. How does it read the gas level just by placing it up against the tank? If you could further explain it, Id appreciate it! Thank you. | The Truma LevelCheck...