SmartSense Bluetooth Gas Bottle Level Monitor

Never run out of gas again! The SmartSense Bluetooth Gas Level Monitor by BMPRO will be the real MVP in the Aussie BBQ and caravanner world. Simply affix the small wireless monitor to the base of your cylinder following the instructions (hot tip, ensure your gas bottle is sparkling clean first!), download the app, pair to your device and by magic, you’re monitoring your gas levels without any guesswork or heavy lifting involved. The SmartSense detects the gas level remaining in the cylinders and sends this information via Bluetooth to your smartphone. The app will send an alarm notification when you’re about to hit the critical number you’ve pre-determined in the app… which means it’s almost time to head to your local BCF store for a gas refill!

Who needs this clever product? Caravanners running their heaters and fridges on gas, BBQ lovers, basically anyone who uses a gas cylinder and has a smart phone! No more warm water testing, weighing gas bottles or fortune telling, you’ve now got an app for that! Monitor one or more gas bottles on your smartphone and get notified when your gas levels are running low. You can configure settings individually for each cylinder you have, alarms and unit of measurement to be displayed as percentage or centromeres. The Bluetooth connection enables remote monitoring for distances of up to 15m from devices. Essentially, SmartSense is an Aussie essential for the keen BBQer and caravanner, as a you beaut life hack all thanks to technology.

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