Mopeka AP Products 024-5002 Tank Halo

I recently got the Mopeka Tank Halo for my 30 lb propane tank, and it seems like a high-quality product so far. It slips on easily, fits snugly, and feels durable with its sturdy rubber build, keeping the tank stable and protecting surfaces from scratches. I haven’t used it with a Mopeka sensor or in full camping mode yet, but I’m impressed with its design and would recommend it for RV propane tank users.

It's highly practical and can securely hold objects in place.

This is far superior to the lousy clips that are included in the tank check sensors. They might as well not include anything at all than those clips. Even the newer metal clips are worthless, though they're better than the plastic version.These halos raise your tank enough that the sensors can work, and they do their job very well. I no longer have to fight the tanks/clips and I don't have to worry about whether or not I got the tank in just right. I'm very pleased with them through two seasons of use.My only complaint is the price and that they're not included with the sensor packs they match up with. It seems like they should be included when you buy the sensors, or you should at least be able to purchase a version of the sensors that include them. To have to spend another $38/pair for these after buying the sensor pack seems like kind of a rip-off, especially since the included clips are worthless when you buy the sensors.So, functionally, I love these things. They're a must when you buy the sensors. But it's frustrating that they're more or less required with the sensors (again, those clips that come with the sensors are junk), and that they're so expensive after the fact. I give five stars for the product itself, but only 3 stars for the value for the money. They're way over-priced, but once you have the sensors (which are great, by the way), you basically need these, too (unless you have a 3D printer and can make your own version at home for pennies on the dollar).

These are a great addition to any 20, 30, or 40 lbs propane tank, even if you don't use the Mopeka tank sensors. Yes, they do lift the bottom of a propane tank high enough to allow clearance for the sensors to attach to the bottom of the tank, but they also inhibit scratching to, and subsequent rust from forming on, the bottom of the rings at the bottom of the tanks. The halos also inhibit the tanks from sliding around on smooth surfaces. Even if I were to stop using the Mopeka tank sensors, I would still use the halos.There is not much more to say. They work as expected and seem durable enough to last the life of multiple propane tanks. I will continue to use them on whatever propane tanks I use in the future.Note: The halos work significantly better than the aluminum clips which come with the tank sensors. They are much more secure (far less prone to fall off) and offer the other benefits I outlined above. If you purchase the sensors, seriously consider purchasing the halos at the same time. (No, I am not an employee of Moepka, nor affiliated with them in any way.)

Not a genuine Mopkea product, but they work just fine nonetheless.

We have Mopeka tank sensors. They send these dorky little aluminum clips that don't survive the first movement of the propane tanks. (The sensors are awesome, though!) Using these rubber rings, they slipped perfectly on to our 2x 30lb / 7 gallon tanks. (Same base as the smaller "barbecue" tanks.)I definitely recommend them.

I thought this would be plastic but it is rubber. Fits nice and snug on rim of tank. Hasn't left any marks on deck. I use it in conjunction with the tank check sensor and seemed at first it wouldn't be high enough to provide space for the sensor but it did. Also has holes on bottom so water doesn't fill it and rust the ring on tank.

The halco rubber rings fits ok, a little on the loose side, and may slide off.I put about 6 spots around the ring of silicone sealer between tank and rubber ring, let it dry.It’s holding the ring on good now.And can be removed easily.