Propane gas detector going off
I have an Atwood propane gas detector in my 15 ft TT. It went off, and I can only guess why. But I'd like some assurance from the knowledgeable. The scenario: door open; screen door closed; burning ya...
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even hairspray in another room can set them off. They detect large heavy hydrocarbon molecules, such as smoke, propane propellant in sprays, in even low concentrations when you might not smell it.
Propane is a heavy molecule which stays low, along the floor or ground below where you might not smell the mercaptan.
Check your batteries, or power to them, they also go chirping when the power is low.
Fa--s can set them off, as methane ch4 is a light hydrocarbon, but unlikely. Hope your dog or you never have that big a digestive problem!
Propane is a heavy molecule which stays low, along the floor or ground below where you might not smell the mercaptan.
Check your batteries, or power to them, they also go chirping when the power is low.
Fa--s can set them off, as methane ch4 is a light hydrocarbon, but unlikely. Hope your dog or you never have that big a digestive problem!
