Original Grill Gauge – portable propane measuring device developed and used by propane professionals. Instantly measures the amount of propane in all 20-pound standard propane tanks used with gas grills. Works just like the gas gauge in your car, except for your gas grill. Unlike “pressure valve” gauges that are inconsistent and require constant connection,
Original Grill Gauge – portable propane measuring device developed and used by propane professionals. Instantly measures the amount of propane in all 20-pound standard propane tanks used with gas grills. Works just like the gas gauge in your car, except for your gas grill. Unlike “pressure valve” gauges that are inconsistent and require constant connection, the Grill Gauge measures the relative weight of propane in your tank. Take the Grill Gauge with you to your refill or exchange retailer and make sure you’re getting the propane your’re paying for. The Grill Gauge needs no batteries or special conditions to operate. Just hook, lift, and look for an instant read-out of how much propane is in your tank. The Grill Gauge keeps your propane tank honest.
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Grill Gauge Model #GG1100 Have tried a number of different types of gauges and this one simply takes you back to the basics. Discovered after ordering I could have purchased the same item on line at Ace Hardware for a few dollars less.
Best device for measuring tank level I bought this device along with the magnetic tape product and I can tell you that this gauce is fast and simple. No need to pour water like the magnetic strip.
Simple and it works This is about as simple as a gadget can get. All you have to do is lift the bottle and read. Since my bottle is enclosed, I don’t even mess with it until I know it is getting toward the end. Then, I pull the bottle out and measure it. With a little time, you can really predict when you might be running low. Since I have two tanks, it works like a charm. I use the one that is running out to preheat the grill or burn at the end after I take the food off. That way, I never have to run out…