Onward Manufacturing 80064 Brass Propane Fuel Gauge QCC1

Product Description

The ONWARD MANUFACTURING 80064 is a brass universal propane fuel indicator gauge designed to display the approximate fuel level in QCC1-style propane tanks. It provides a simple visual readout showing three levels: gas present, low gas, and refill needed. Measuring 4.5 inches by 1.5 inches and weighing just over 1 pound, this gauge is compact enough for residential and light commercial propane setups. It carries a UL listing from Underwriters Laboratories, confirming it meets recognized safety standards for propane service applications. Licensed plumbers, gas technicians, and propane service professionals typically install or replace this type of gauge as part of routine tank maintenance or system upgrades.

This gauge is suited for use with QCC1-style propane tanks commonly found on residential BBQ grills, patio heaters, and similar outdoor propane appliances. The universal fit makes it a practical replacement for worn or inaccurate OEM gauges on standard QCC1 tank connections. The three-zone indicator dial allows the user to monitor tank status at a glance without the need for any external tools or electronic components.

Key Features

• Brass construction for durability in propane service environments
• Three-zone fuel indicator: gas, low gas, and refill
• Universal fit for QCC1 propane tanks
• UL listed to Underwriters Laboratories safety standards
• Compact size at 4.5 inches by 1.5 inches

Compatibility

Designed as a universal replacement fuel indicator gauge for standard QCC1-style propane tanks used with residential and light commercial outdoor propane appliances.

Installation Notes

Always shut off the propane supply valve and confirm the tank is fully depressurized before removing or installing a tank gauge. This work is typically performed by a licensed gas technician or qualified propane service professional in accordance with local codes and NFPA 58 guidelines. Use appropriate leak-detection solution on all threaded connections after installation to verify a gas-tight seal. Never overtighten brass fittings, as this can crack the fitting body or damage tank threads.