Gas Reserve Sensors
Want full control over the gas level in your LPG system? Gas reserve sensors are a reliable solution that will alert you when the gas level is low and help you avoid unpleasant surprises. Check our offer and order the right model online – quickly, conveniently, and at a competitive price!
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Gas reserve sensors are devices that transmit information about the amount of gas in the tank to the control unit of the LPG system. This information is then displayed in the vehicle cabin using a diode switch. When the gas level is minimal, a red diode lights up, signaling the need to refuel. The sensor usually comes with a gas level sensor, wiring, and small mounting elements.
The Best Gas Level Indicator Sensor for the Tank
Choosing the right gas level indicator sensor depends on the type of LPG system and whether it is compatible with the controller it will work with. Before purchasing, check whether the sensor is compatible with toroidal multi-valves like BRC MV Europa, and whether it has the correct working range, such as 0–90 Ohm increasing. The technical parameters of the sensor should be matched to the installation requirements to ensure proper system operation. It’s also important to verify that the controller is compatible with the specific sensor model, which is crucial for correct communication between the system components.
Types and Models of Sensors
A popular sensor model is the BRC 130° 0–90 Ohm DE830001, which works with BRC Sequent sequential systems. Other models with various technical parameters and functionality are also available on the market, so it’s important to choose the device that’s appropriate for your vehicle and installation. The gas level indicator sensor does not operate directly in the vehicle cabin, but within the LPG system. Some sensors can also be used in other gas installations, provided there is technical compatibility. The accuracy of the gas reading in the tank depends on the quality of the sensor used, so it’s worth paying attention to the device's technical specifications.
The main task of the sensor is to transmit information about the current gas level in the tank to the system controller. It operates based on technical parameters, such as working range and type of signal, which must be compatible with other system components. The system controller plays a crucial role in processing the information transmitted by the sensor, enabling the correct operation of the entire LPG system. The BRC level indicator is a device that accurately reads gas status, allowing the driver to monitor its quantity in real-time. The information is then sent to the central control system, which notifies the user of the current status via the diode switch.
Installing the sensor requires appropriate skills and tools. It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions to avoid errors and system damage. During installation, ensure the sensor’s compatibility with the vehicle’s tank valve control system. A properly installed sensor will ensure reliable operation and precise readings, but it requires regular inspection and maintenance. Choosing a sensor with the correct technical parameters will help avoid issues related to improper system operation.
Before purchasing a gas level indicator sensor, ensure it meets the technical requirements of the LPG system and is compatible with the controller. A good criterion for selection is also the proper price-to-quality ratio. Accurate gas level indications are critical for the safety and efficiency of the system, so it’s worth investing in high-quality equipment. The gas reserve indicator in the vehicle cabin allows continuous monitoring of fuel status, which is especially important during long trips.
