2chiefsRus wrote:
mobeewan wrote:
Title of thread indicates carbon monoxide detector is going off. Thread actually mentions propane is turned off. Is it the CO detector or propane detector going off?
excellent question, I wondered the same thing.....
It's the one with the LED light that is either solid green or blinking red and t's hardwired into the system. Not the smoke detector on the ceiling, the other one and I only have 2, the smoke detector which is fine and this one, which isn't.
Just going to get a new one from Amazon and replace it. Only 50 bucks.
My batteries are fine and the unit is always shore powered anyway and I have a Trimetric and Progressive Dynamics converter installed and it shows the batteries (2 group 24 AGM's) are full charged and idle at 13.7 volts.
No CO present. The unit is unoccupied and sitting right now. I keep it inside in the winter and last winter it was going off in the barn too. I ignored it as I wasn't in there for it to irritate me.
I think the unit is/has reached it's life expectancy. Not sure why I need it anyway. I lean more toward the smoke alarm than a CO alarm.
The unit contains no batteries (that I'm aware of), it runs on house power all the time, hardwired to the electrical system.
Getting prepped for a trip and don't want to be listening to it screaming bloody murder in the middle of the night. If it did, I'd probably end it's existence with a screwdriver stuck in it's mouth.