Truma LevelCheck, Using ultrasound , the handy filling level indicator shows the level of gas left in the cylinder, when the levelcheck is press perpendicular against the gas cylinder. If the LED Displays Green, there is still gas in the cylinder to the level of contact.

TRUMA LEVELCHECK 37011 cylinder gas level indicator

• E-block 9 V power supply
• Measures in a temperature range from -15°C to +40°C
• Dimensions 138 x 35 x 30 mm (W x D x H)
• Weight (battery included) approximately 100 g

The Truma LevelCheck shows the gas level in the cylinders with a visual signal.

With the LevelCheck you can determine the level of your gas cylinder in just a few seconds. The practical content indicator shows with ultrasound whether there is gas in the measuring range. Place the LevelCheck horizontally on the bottle: if the LED lights up green, gas is present. Otherwise it lights up red.

Measure quickly and reliably in seconds

Easy to use, with LED display, ready for immediate use – Built-in LED flashlight for gas testing in the dark

Suitable for all steel and aluminum liquid gas cylinders with diameters from 200 to 350 mm

Lightweight but sturdy

How do you measure a gas cylinder with LevelCheck?

Attach the Truma LevelCheck horizontally at an angle of 90° to the gas cylinder. If the LED lights up green, there is gas in the bottle. Otherwise it lights up red. LevelCheck measures the fill level of gas cylinders simply and reliably using ultrasound.

With LevelCheck, you can find out how much gas is left in your cylinder in seconds. The practical level indicator shows ultrasonically whether there is liquefied gas in the measuring range. Simply place the Truma LevelCheck horizontally on the bottle: If the LED lights up green, there is still gas in the bottle. After measurement, LevelCheck turns off automatically.

The level indicator for gas bottles is not only suitable for camping or barbecues. With Truma LevelCheck you can also check the fill level of the gas cylinder or wok cooker in the kitchen. The practical device ensures that you don’t run out of gas for your craft projects. By the way: To ensure reliable measurement, we recommend cleaning the measuring head regularly with a damp cloth.

Not suitable for plastic gas bottles, refillable gas bottles, gas tanks or butane gas bottles (Campingaz)