Camco Camper/RV Level - Features Bullseye Bubble Level Design for Fast Settling - Reads 360-Degrees Simultaneously - Can be Mounted or Free Standing (25573)

After having a bad van camping experience in an ex’s van (seemed level till the middle of the night, my back was in pain and cranky the next day, never got the van exactly right), I decided to buy one of these to help with my van. Have slept like a baby on the 20 or so camping trips I’ve taken it on, even with the bubble not exactly in the middle but close. So cheap yet so useful.

Used it when we went camping, worked perfect

Unlike the medium-sized contractor's level that I historically store in an outside RV compartment, this very-easy-to-use device can be conveniently stored in a cupboard, cabinet or cubbyhole to be quickly accessed for leveling assistance during campground setup - in our case, the parallel floor or kitchen countertop of our motorhome that is in alignment with our refrigerator, and then safely returned to storage. It's the right size and the right price to easily avoid needless leveling issues.

Just opened the package. I was hoping it would have adhesive tape to mount it on my trailer hitch but alas not to be. There are smallholes for mounting it, but I will have to drill into metal, which could be a little tougher.

A simple level but works very well. Makes leveling our trailer a breeze.

Exactly what I needed for craft tables.

Wife and I don’t have leveling jacks on RV; nor do we have one of those fancy leveling system apps with added devices (down the road perhaps). While I didn’t adhere RV Level to anything, and therefore didn’t give it any stars for that category, I feel it works great! I just place it in the middle of the floor and then adjust levels until the bubble is in the middle.

First, the listing on Amazon has dimensions that are obviously for another product. The total diameter of this level, including the black flange around the outside, is 2.5 inches. The height of the top of the dome above the surface is ' inch. The diameter of the plastic housing that holds the liquid is 2 inches. Since I was rating the product and not the listing, and the level was super-accurate, I gave it five stars.I bought a number of small levels from several sources for use in setting up a phonograph turntable, tonearm, and cartridge. Some of the levels were the linear tube type and others were bullseye levels. I tested each one on the same surface, which had about a 1 degree tilt. My test consisted of rotating the level to see whether it maintained the same reading. The level under review was the best of the lot, turning out to be near perfect. There is a slight dome shape to the housing, which drives the bubble toward the center slightly (making it easier to be "perfect"). Even so, I could consistently detect one degree of tilt in the same direction regardless of how I rotated the level.Of the various levels that I tried, only about one third had accuracy within a degree. I tossed the others.Some of the levels that had poor performance were from this same manufacturer, Camco. I'm going to order another couple of these. If I find that the quality is inconsistent, I'll provide an update.