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DOZYANT Propane Tank Gauge Level Indicator w/ QCC1 Type 1 Connection

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DOZYANT via Amazon has DOZYANT Propane Tank Gauge Level Indicator for 5-40lb Tanks w/ QCC1 Type 1 Connection (DPG2-B) on sale for $7.49. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About this product:
  • Compatible with 5-40lb propane tanks using QCC1/Type 1 connections
  • Solid brass construction for weather and corrosion resistance
  • Color-coded dial estimates propane level without disconnecting the tank
  • Temperature-sensitive gauge adjusts readings for ambient conditions
  • Tool-free installation with handwheel grip and protective dust cover

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DOZYANT via Amazon has DOZYANT Propane Tank Gauge Level Indicator for 5-40lb Tanks w/ QCC1 Type 1 Connection (DPG2-B) on sale for $7.49. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • Compatible with 5-40lb propane tanks using QCC1/Type 1 connections
  • Solid brass construction for weather and corrosion resistance
  • Color-coded dial estimates propane level without disconnecting the tank
  • Temperature-sensitive gauge adjusts readings for ambient conditions
  • Tool-free installation with handwheel grip and protective dust cover

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Written by jimmytx | Staff
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Information:
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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karrdi
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Propane inside a tank exists as a liquid at the bottom and a gas (vapor) at the top. As long as liquid propane remains inside, the vapor pressure stays roughly the same regardless of whether the tank is 80% full or 20% full. This means all propane gauges are pretty worthless.
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MisterDude2Yesterday 10:16 PM
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Worth it just to save yourself any potential embarrassment when having guests over for a meal hot off the grill. Even more useful if you have a propane smoker and don't want it running out while you are not there to tend to the smoker for hours on end.
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Quote from MisterDude2 View quoted comment :
Worth it just to save yourself any potential embarrassment when having guests over for a meal hot off the grill. Even more useful if you have a propane smoker and don't want it running out while you are not there to tend to the smoker for hours on end.
Propane inside a tank exists as a liquid at the bottom and a gas (vapor) at the top. As long as liquid propane remains inside, the vapor pressure stays roughly the same regardless of whether the tank is 80% full or 20% full. This means all propane gauges are pretty worthless.
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frugalzToday 1:15 AM
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Quote from karrdi View quoted comment :
Propane inside a tank exists as a liquid at the bottom and a gas (vapor) at the top. As long as liquid propane remains inside, the vapor pressure stays roughly the same regardless of whether the tank is 80% full or 20% full. This means all propane gauges are pretty worthless.
worthless and dangerous
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RBHIDToday 1:17 AM
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Quote from karrdi View quoted comment :
Propane inside a tank exists as a liquid at the bottom and a gas (vapor) at the top. As long as liquid propane remains inside, the vapor pressure stays roughly the same regardless of whether the tank is 80% full or 20% full. This means all propane gauges are pretty worthless.
This, plus also very subjective. "Cold Day, Cool Day, Hot Day" How about some actual temp ranges? All it will do is let you know when it is empty or nearly empty.
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CleverCreature256Today 1:27 AM
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Quote from MisterDude2 View quoted comment :
Worth it just to save yourself any potential embarrassment when having guests over for a meal hot off the grill. Even more useful if you have a propane smoker and don't want it running out while you are not there to tend to the smoker for hours on end.
Weighing it is far more accurate.
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Today 1:56 AM
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trespeto25
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Today 1:56 AM
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Good thing I read the comments before purchasing. I'll just keep on doing the guessing game with tanks.
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shedeusToday 2:05 AM
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the only easy way i've used to gauge propane level is to microwave a cup of water (not to boiling), and the pour the hot water down the side of the tank. After doing so, feel for the transition between the warm aluminum portion vs the section that is holding propane liquid. that transition between the warm top side holding air/gas and the cooler bottom side holding liquid propane is where your level is. It's not perfect, but it can give you a general idea if you're 25% full or 75% full

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nymnyr8694Today 2:29 AM
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Should always have an extra full tank anyway. So having a gauge is pointless. Tank runs out, put on the new one.

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