What is the Mopeka Pro Sensor?
The Mopeka Pro Sensor is an ultrasonic sensor for measuring the fill level in a pressurized gas container. This can be a gas cylinder or an LPG tank, for example.
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How does the sensor work?What accessories are available?
Which battery for the Mopeka Pro Sensor?
Which app for reading the fill level?
How do I set the correct height for CAMPKO refillable gas bottles?
How do I set the correct height for Alugas bottles and TRAVELMate?
How does the sensor work?
Whether steel, Alugas or Campko cylinders: The Mopeka PRO reliably measures the fill level from 5 kg and transmits the data directly to your smartphone. It is also suitable for larger tanks up to 4000 liters. Find out more in the blog post Mopeka PRO: Which gas cylinders is it suitable for?
What accessories are available?
The Mopeka PRO sensors are supplied with a CR2032 battery and contact gel. There are also practical adhesive frames for attaching to aluminum cylinders. Alternatively, the sensor can also be securely fixed with a clamping plate – so there is a suitable solution for every bottle. These accessories are particularly useful for the Alugas. Read here what accessories are available.
Which battery for the Mopeka Pro sensor?
The Mopeka PRO sensor is powered by a standard CR2032 button cell, which is already included in the scope of delivery. Sooner or later, a battery change will be necessary – and this can be done in just a few simple steps. You can find out exactly how this works step by step in the blog post Changing the Mopeka PRO battery.
Which app for reading the fill level?
With the „Mopeka TankCheck“ app, the fill level can be read out very easily. The app connects the device to the smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth.
Read the instructions for the Mopeka Pro here.
How do I set the correct height for CAMPKO, TravelMate and Alugas bottles?
The Mopeka PRO sensor can be used on different gas cylinders – from steel to aluminum. With Alugas and Campko cylinders in particular, it is important to set the correct height so that the fill level is measured accurately. You can find out which settings you need to make and which cylinder types the sensor is suitable for in the blog post Mopeka PRO: Which gas cylinders is it suitable for?