CO2 detector going off from??toilet gas??
We have a brand new (only 2 weeks) travel trailer-2017 Coachman Apex Ultralite 300bhs. We are also brand new RV'ers. A few days after being in it, (we still are), we turned the fan on in the bathr...
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TomBird wrote:
Battery getting low??
x2 on this...or some other DC electrical problem. Many of these detectors are sensitive to low voltage (perhaps not by design). Having it go off when you turn on the fan would very much correlate with that, as the fan uses a reasonable amount of power and thus can drag the voltage of the system down a little...or even more than a little if the battery is not up to snuff.
Incidentally, you have a CO detector, not a CO2 detector. They are quite different gasses.
