A line-of-sight propane tank monitor called Tank Q is the invention of an Ohio man, Chris Clabaugh. Coupled with a remote-ready LP tank dial, this monitor will alert customers when their tanks reach the 25% level. The device flashes to indicate the tank needs attention, alerting the owner and possibly neighbors, as it is viewable from all angles. The error of the system is +/-5%.
Please contact your local propane distributor to install Tank Q.
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Tank Q Announces Line-of-Sight LP Monitor to Alert Customers Time to Refill
A line-of-sight propane tank monitor called Tank Q is the invention of Ohio man, Chris Clabaugh.
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