Tank Utility Monitor

Watch this video to install the LTE LP Fuel level monitoring device on a compatible propane tank.

This article describes the process of connecting the discontinued Wi-Fi version of the Tank Utility fuel level monitoring device.

This article explains how to identify Gen 4 vs. Gen 5 fuel monitors and provides step-by-step instructions to replace the batteries in Gen 4 devices, including required tools, safety notes, and post-replacement activation. Gen 5 devices are sealed and contain a non-replaceable battery (10–15 year life).

The last reading date, Tank configuration settings, temperature fluctuations, and even issues or damage to the dial itself, could potentially cause reading information to differ.

Use this article to identify which propane fuel monitor you have and what support applies. It distinguishes legacy Wi-Fi monitors from before 2016 that are obsolete, LTE models from around 2016 (V, V1, VP, MC, MCP) including supplier-side V1 units managed by Anova/Tank Utility, and the 2024 Gen 5 monitor with an internal rechargeable...

This article provides answers to frequently asked questions about fuel monitoring devices for Generac home standby generators. It includes information about adding a fuel monitor to Mobile Link, the minimum propane tank size required, connecting a fuel monitor to multiple propane tanks, and whether multiple fuel monitors are needed when...

This article explains why Mobile Link shows “Device ID doesn’t exist” when adding a fuel monitor and clarifies which monitors are supported. It lists quick checks to confirm the monitor ID, identify discontinued Wi-Fi units, and recognize Anova-owned cellular models that must be managed in the Tank Utility app. Use this to resolve...

Because of the different geometries of the tanks, there are different calculations used for different types of tanks. Assigning a tank orientation gives accurate tank-level data.  If a tank is underground it is most likely horizontal. This is confirmed by looking at the gauge face - there should be some small writing indicating tank...

The Mobile Link app provides a setup menu to add installed Tank Utility monitors to an existing Mobile Link account.

If the fuel monitor indicates no LTE signal within the Mobile Link app, please utilize the following troubleshooting steps to get the monitor reconnected.