SmartConnect is a range of RV Bluetooth sensors that can be paired to most BMPRO Smart RV Systems to monitor various features, functions, and equipment including temperatures, tire pressures, LPG levels, and more.
With the BMPro SmartSENSE Premium Propane Tank Gas Level Indicator (Pair) from Nomadic Supply Company, you can simply download the SmartSense app, synchronize the sensor, and attach it to the bottom of a gas cylinder. Now you can get an exact tank level – right on your smartphone!
Most nomads don’t travel with less than two gas bottles. With SmartSense premium, you can monitor gas bottle levels on both of them, via a single app. SmartSense gas bottle level sensors are compatible with Odyssey and JHub apps, which allow connecting and monitoring up to two devices, which is just perfect for serious travelers. Alternatively, you could use a standalone SmartSense app, also available to download free of charge.
Nomads running their heaters and fridges on gas; café owners using outdoor gas heaters; BBQ lovers and everybody else using liquified gas will find this app to be highly useful and convenient. No more warm water testing, weighing gas bottles, or fortune-telling – you’ve got an app for that!
The BMPro SmartSENSE Gas Bottle Level Monitor has a standard non-rechargeable 3V round battery CR2032. SmartSense app works on all devices with Bluetooth 4.0 + Low Energy (BLE).
When used as a part of JHub or Odyssey app, SmartSense Premium requires ControlNode103 (for JHub users) or OdysseyLink103 (for Odyssey users).
BMPro SmartSENSE Premium Propane Tank Gas Level Indicator (Pair) Features:
- Compact, lightweight, tough, water and dust resistant
- Suits most portable domestic gas bottles
- Communicates with smartphones via Bluetooth
- Free SmartSense app via Google Play and iTunes App Store
- Can be used via JHub and Odyssey apps
- Easy DIY installation with extra strong magnets
- Compatible with BMPRO Smart RV systems JHub, Odyssey, JAYCOMMAND, RVMASTER
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