Propane / CO2 Detectors
Ever since we had our new rig, our propane/CO2 detector has always given us an issue. Nothing like waking up at 4am with the alarm going off. I am not a big fan of leaving the gas on while we sleep ...
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skipnchar wrote:
I'm always a bit concerned when I read that a CO alarm goes off and the first thing they do is turn off the alarm. Sort of means the alarm is useless of you don't believe it when it goes off. I'd quit fooling around and have it professionally tested so you know when it goes off it's for real.
I have to agree.
First off, I'm sure it isn't a CO2 detector and doubt that it is a CO detector. Most likely LPG.
First thing I would do is put a manometer on the LPG system and do a leak down test. I don't understand why when an alarm activates some people assume the alarm is defective.
If it is simply an occasional beep and not a blaring alarm, it is probably low voltage.
