Truma LevelCheck Gas Cylinder Level Indicator

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Overview

Truma LevelCheck Gas Cylinder Level Indicator

How much gas?
Know in seconds.

Hold LevelCheck against your gas cylinder: green means there’s gas at that level, red means there isn’t. No more guessing or lifting.

Ultrasound sensorReads through the cylinder wall.
LED display + torchEasy to read, even at night.
About 100 gPocket sized, ready to go.

Made for LPG cylinders

LevelCheck uses ultrasound to show whether there’s liquid gas at the height you hold it. Move it up and down the cylinder to find the level. It switches off by itself after each reading.

Suits all steel and aluminium LPG cylinders from 200 to 350 mm diameter. Not suitable for plastic cylinders, gas tanks or Campingaz butane cylinders.

Truma LevelCheck Gas Cylinder Level Indicator

Tech specs

Power supply9 V E-block battery
CylindersSteel and aluminium LPG, 200-350 mm diameter
Gas typePropane / butane
Operating temperature-15 to +40 °C
WeightApprox. 100 g incl. battery

What’s included

Truma LevelCheck Gas Cylinder Level Indicator

1 x Truma LevelCheck

1 x 9 V battery

How it works

Three steps

1Wipe the sensor

Clean the measuring head with a damp cloth.

2Hold it level

Press it flat against the cylinder at 90°.

3Read the LED

Green = gas at that level. Red = none.

Not for every cylinder

Doesn’t work on plastic or composite cylinders, gas tanks or Campingaz butane cylinders.

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Product Details

SKU 50500-02
Brand Truma

Founded in Germany in 1949 and still family-owned, Truma invented the first officially recognised caravan heater and remains a world leader in RV comfort. Truma was founded in Munich in 1949 by Philipp Kreis and is still a family business today. In 1961 it released the Truma-matic, the first officia...

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