Wifi co/propane detector?
Yesterday someone accidentally bumped the stove, and caused a gas leak. This led me to the realization that A. Our factory propane detector is crap and didn't go off, and B. If the dogs had been ther...
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I did it on my trailer this year. I pulled the trailer home from storage and lit the stove first to flush the air out of the propane lines before lighting the refrigerator. I was in a rush with daily life and when I turned the burner off I accidentally turned the wrong way and turned it to low. Apparently on low the flame on mine goes out. Fast forward to the next day and I opened the trailer door to start loading it and was greeted by a strong propane smell. I had to go in and turn off the burner correctly and air out the trailer. My detector never went off.
Funny thing is I didn't even put two and two together and remember there was even supposed to be an alarm until this post. So thank you to the OP for reminding me that I need to go check out or replace the alarm.
Ok, I jumped right to leak being a leak in the propane line. I can see that, both mine are pretty stiff to spin and you have to push in on one first..
In the truck camper they will turn off when I go to low also, I am going to buy a manometer to see if the propane pressure is proper, to me it shouldn't do that, besides its a pain when your cooking ha-ha
