Lippert OneControl App

[Crocodile]

The OneControl app recently updated, but I cannot find any information as to what the red and blue colored bars mean on the tank levels. Any ideas?

[xrated]

They are like a bar graph. There is a total black background, and as a level goes up or down, the colored part of it is supposed to represent how full it is. An example: Your Grey is 2/3 of the way full. Your Grey 2 is empty. Your fresh water tank is 1/3 full. Of course you realize that these are at best, an estimate, so take it all with a grain of salt.

[Rabbit]

Typically if you see blue, the tank is okay. If red it needs attention. If it’s a waste tank it’s full or nearly so. If fresh water it’s critically low.

[Riverbug]

I installed SeeLevel sensors last spring while working on other things and my goodness, what a difference those make. Especially useful when boondocking.

[alias100]

Did you add thermometers for the Bedroom, Main and Garage, or did your trailer come with them? We have a 2021 22RBE and our OneControl doesn't show any temps.

[Crocodile]

Yes, they came with. Ours is a '22 Momentum 531MS. Not sure what models include them. But I will say the readings are about 5-6 degrees higher than actual using a digital thermometer on the counter. Thermisters must be up in the ceiling somewhere.

[Crocodile]

So, red meaning it is close to getting to the next third reading? And blue the same only in the positive direction?