Propane gas sensor

They beep if power is low, so make sure it has full 12V power. If it does and still beeps periodically, it has reached the end of its service life.

In our last TT we got an alarm at about 2:00am. We vacated and ventilated the TT. I found out about the low voltage issue and avoided the need to replace the alarm. Wife was not happy about going out to the truck when it was 20 degrees outside. After I convinced her that cold was better than dead and permenantly room temperature she mellowed out.

They time out or "go bad" after 5 years.
I'm trying a little experiment with our latest trailer. I'm disconnecting the detector during the winter. I want to see if I can make it last nearly twice as long.

Also, if the voltage is low it will beep.

Thank you good to know

Bad sensor. Buy a new one.

Yes, they go bad.
On back of the sensor should have manf. date.