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# Tank Monitor - Wifi Setup (after Oct 2022)

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Before installing please read our [positioning tips](/3.0.1/tank-monitor-positioning.md)
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#### Tools you'll need:

To give your sensor a clear view of the water in your tank, [you'll need to drill a 50 - 60mm hole in your tank](/3.0.1/hole-saw-options.md). This is a standard size drill bit available from your local hardware store.&#x20;

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#### Open the mobile app and begin the set up wizard, you'll need to be at your tank to follow these steps.

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**The setup wizard will help you to:**

* Connect to the tank monitor with Bluetooth
* Drill a 50 - 60mm hole in your tank
* Take measurements
* Attach your tank monitor to the tank
* Verify your first measurements


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