CO detectors/alarms
The one in my TT started beeping, and new batteries didn't help. So off to Consumer Reports I went, and learned all I could about CO alarms. Turns out that they need replacing every so often. S...
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captnjack wrote:
CO is lighter than air. I see no reason why a CO detector should go low on the wall.
Propane is heavier than air. Propane detectors should go low on the wall.
Correct.
And make sure you get one that's made for RVs. Their requirements are different from residential ones.
