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Only the Mopkeka Pro LPG and water sensors have been added to Vemus OS. See

https://community.victronenergy.com/questions/148366/mopeka-pro-sensors-in-venus-29018.html

I believe that the Universal Sensor does not yet integrate with Victron. I'm using 10 LPG and Water Pro Sensors. Lots of experimenting but I've figured it out and have everything linked and communicating flawlessly in a 46' RV.

Hi Mathijs, is there any development at Victron to include the Mopeka Pro check Universal sensor to Venus OS? This might be a very useful addition to the bluetooth sensor range....

I too would love to see the Universal support added to Cerbo. I would like to use the new Universal sensors I bought for my diesel fuel tanks on my boat. It would seem like it should be a fairly simple integration.

Mopeka no longer offers the original Pro Check LPG and Water sensors. They have upgraded to the Universal sensors as the only option. I just communicated with the owner of Mopeka (since I am a dealer for their sensors) regarding the new Universal sensors. He stated Mopeka changed the communication protocol in the new Universal sensors and they will not communicate with Venus OS as a result. He said, "the ball is in Victron's court." I know the original development to communicate with the Pro Check sensors happened from one of the users and was incorporated into a firmware update by Victron. Hopefully something similar is happening with the new sensors. Since the original Pro Check sensors are no longer available from Mopeka, it would be a shame to loose this great functionality. Does anyone from Victron have any input or any idea about when this might happen???

I would love to see Mopeka support on the GlobalLink-520 as well, just like it already supports Ruuvi, should be trivial to add Mopeka.

I have bought 2 Mopepa Pro Universal- which works fine at ma gas-bottles.

Of course I would like to integrate them in VenusIS (Alternatively directly to Home Assistent)

Does anyone know if it id planned ?

I too hope support is added soon, was about to buy 6 sensors and glad I checked this page before clicking the purchase link. - Hurry up and add support Victron!

Just found this out the hard way yesterday. Bought before checking if the newer universal sensors worked with the Cerbo. Will wait for Victron to update the Cerbo compatibility

Any new developments with the support of the Pro Check Universal? I love Victron products, but feel that they have these limitations with simple things like the support of these sensors, or the support of their own Smart IP43 chargers on VenusOS and Cerbo displays.

Picked up the new Universal sensor before seeing this note. Checked the Venus OS code and I see an issue was brought up 2 weeks ago with few updates. Any chance we can find out how far along this is? Any way we can help get this integrated better? If the new sensor is better with battery as it states, I would like to use these instead, not only in my own setup, but my customer's as well.

I will add my name to the list of people who bought the new universal sensor without checking compatability. I just ordered the original, but look forward to using both when the software is updated.

I hope there is updates to support victron soon.

I would like to see support all well.

The Pro Check-Universal is NOW working with the new Venus-OS update 3.14 :)

https://professional.victronenergy.com/news/detail/235/

The ID´s are: 24+25, the Modbus adresses are: 3000-3005 (That works perfect with Homeassistant)

The Mopeka-Homeassistant-Bluetooth integration (V. 24.1 should do it) doesn´t find the Mopeka-Universal-Pro

I recently installed the Procheck Universal sensors on the bottoms of all my RV holding tanks. I quickly realized that the freshwater tank is a bit of an issue because what matters is how much is left in it, especially when it's getting low. But the tank is rectangular, with a curved and sloped bottom, so it is an "other" tank type. Basically, the issue is that when 25% of the water is left, it reads 40%, because there is less water in the bottom 5-10 cm, or so, than in the square-sided part of the tank. Having the ability to enter actual calibration data for a set of points on a curve would make it so much more useful. For example, I could pour in 5 gallons, enter the actual sensor measurement in cm, then add 5 more gallons and enter the actual measurement, etc. Then the Cerbo GX could calculate quite accurately how much is actually in there based on a non-linear curve. @Guy Stewart (Victron Community Manager) Please ask them (whoever needs to be asked) to add this feature to the Cerbo GX setup options.