SeeLevel II system, Is there a favorite source?

[Re-Pete]

I'm on the East Coast, Virginia Beach, VA. I'm wondering if there is a distributor out this way or is there a particular distributor that's best to deal with for this product?

[TheGreatleys]

Originally Posted by Re-Pete

I'm on the East Coast, Virginia Beach, VA. I'm wondering if there is a distributor out this way or is there a particular distributor that's best to deal with for this product?

I don't know about local, but I bought mine from bestconverter.com. Price was good, and customer service by phone was great. I had to swap out my standard sensors for the junior ones for shorter tanks, which they did for me with no trouble. Seemed to be a pretty small business from our phone conversation.

[Re-Pete]

Originally Posted by TheGreatleys

I don't know about local, but I bought mine from bestconverter.com. Price was good, and customer service by phone was great. I had to swap out my standard sensors for the junior ones for shorter tanks, which they did for me with no trouble. Seemed to be a pretty small business from our phone conversation.

Thanks, I'll check them out. I called RVUpgrades.com I believe. I spoke to someone and they were going to call me back an never did. So, not impressed with them.

I think I need the 12" strips since my tanks depths are about 8 1/2" and 9 1/2" respectively. I'm assuming yours were not as deep. Don't they recommend about 1/2" space above and below the strip?

[TheGreatleys]

Originally Posted by Re-Pete

Thanks, I'll check them out. I called RVUpgrades.com I believe. I spoke to someone and they were going to call me back an never did. So, not impressed with them.

I think I need the 12" strips since my tanks depths are about 8 1/2" and 9 1/2" respectively. I'm assuming yours were not as deep. Don't they recommend about 1/2" space above and below the strip?

Yes, my tanks are 4" deep. You probably need the standard senders.

[Re-Pete]

Originally Posted by TheGreatleys

Yes, my tanks are 4" deep. You probably need the standard senders.

Wow, that's thin. Thanks again for the lead to bestconvertor.com
I checked out their website and it looks interesting. Apparently they specialize in RV electrical systems. As part of my rebuild I'll be replacing and totally upgrading mine. I'm going to call them on Monday.