Carbon monoxide detector replacement
Like the rest of you, my camper, which I've owned for 10 years, has a carbon monoxide detector, which I had never replaced. I drove to the largest RV dealership in Maryland, which had only one model...
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ScottG wrote:The problem with that method is when they go bad they can also go off as a false alarm . It happens to me this summer at 3AM with a 10 year old detector that tested correctly . Needless to say it was a long night. The next day I had the camper checked by a near by fire station with their meter and found nothing wrong with camper.
I wait until they're alarm indicates they are bad. No reason to do so before that.
ALL Co detectors give ample warning.
My new TT came with a standard Homedepot type detector.
