Placement of CO2 detector?
I have a Northern Lite TC that has a carbon dioxide detector that has failed. It is mounted on the inside above the entry door. Instructions that came with the new replacement advise that since CO2 ...
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accsys wrote:rk911 wrote:
because it too can kill. internal combustion engine exhaust contains co2. think suicides in a vehicle. the OP had a truck camper...slide-in.
Again, you are talking about CO (Carbon Monoxide) not CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) which is the gas in soda water and all carbonated drinks.
CO2 can very much kill too, if enough accumulates to displace the oxygen. This is a very real danger in silos and some mines, among other places. Some of them would even be equipped with CO2 detectors for safety.
Suicide by engine exhaust is very nearly impossible with modern cars that are running properly.
