Can you tell me how this gauge is mounted in the RV? Adhesive backed??
767375
You could use screws but I used foam mounting tape. It has held up for over 3 years. Mounted on left side near the front of trailer.
457361
I really don't know about the gauge, but I've never had it over heat and I use it for a fan as well as a heated seat cover. I did put pieces of plastic tubing around the areas where the wires come out from under the seat so that the wire doesn't get pinched by the seat.
62317
Look very close on each level and you will see a letter on each one that indicates where each level is to be mounted. One goes on the side and the other on the back. make sure you park rv on level area before installing.
1872083
There's a thin piece of Velcro with adhesive on the back of it. Then the actual gauge latches on to the Velcro
1082158
I'm sorry, but I don't honestly know. This replaced the old unit in my RV and it used the same mounting bracket, but I don't have the old unit any longer to check it's model number. Sorry can't help.
1346762
The panel will not bend. If it is a curve most likely encountered on an rv and mounted so the short side is following the curve I think the mounting hardware will provide enough clearance
190101
You would have to build a platform to glue it on, and attach this platform with screw to your rv afterward
979468
I don't remember about hardware, but l did by seal at the RV place which did a good job of sealing. The vent worked great. no complaints.
107438
There was hardware for it to be mounted against a concrete wall but not on regular vinyl. So what I did was mount a board to the side of my trailer. And screwed big lag bolts to the board. Other wise everything came with it. Looks good. Hope thia helps. Mount it as high as you can if your going over a deck porch.
771635
I'm not sure what the gauge is, but it isn't flimsy at all. I did add some screws to hold the front pieces together, but other than that it has worked well. I leave it on my front porch loaded. It comes up over the one step I have easily.
1011367
I bought it from RV Part Wholesale, but I have not installed it yet so can't say if it works. Good Luck.
577470
Since this is not a factory replacement gauge you will have to make the mounting hole and wire it yourself. It's well worth the effort to know your batteries' reserve.
1082671
I mounted mine with some super heavy duty Velcro, the adhesive was already on the strips. It worked great!
2022154
Hi. I'm not familiar with the construction of RV's so I can't say whether or not it would mount well. I suspect that with the constant vibration of an RV on the road you'd want to have the mount REALLY well secured as well as the mounting to your screen. Ours is mounted through the wall directly into studs with the manufacturers heavy-duty screws. My advice would be to contact an RV dealer experienced with custom installations and see what they suggest. Good luck!
901699
If the manufacturer doesn't post the ga. then I'm assuming it's just another thin gauge that you'll get 1-2 years out of. There is a good one made from a boiler pressure tank end (commercial) for ~$300 woodlanddirect.com (The Patriot).
1985271
I did have to swap mine once as the first shipment did not have the mounting bracket. It was promptly shipped back with everything needed. Just need wire and connectors. My gauge has 40 hrs on it so far and is going strong . I do recommend this product
1472558
Mine changed easily with the screw. I would tend to think you may have gotten a defective one...which is a shame because this really is a fantastic gauge. I've had no problems since installing mine. :-(