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Re: CO/LP Detector
bukhrn wrote: I'm confused on how these dual purpose units work, as CO is lighter than air is why my CO detector came mounted near the ceiling in my bedroom, but LP is heavier than air is why my LP detector came mounted near the floor just inside of the entrance door. How does a dual unit read both, correctly if mounted in one spot. No need to remind me how smart I'm not, I already know that. ;) Best if a dual monitor is mounted close to the floor where propane will accumulate. CO disperses equally so for that it doesn't matter where the monitor is unless it's a dual CO/smoke alarm.777Views0likes0CommentsRe: CO/LP Detector
We installed a low level CO detector and were surprise to learn the number of time CO is 20-40ppm. Having a window open for venting condensation then the hot water tank would fire and the CO would be 30ppm for hours. With a campfire and the wind blowing the right direction with the door open the ppm would sit at 20ppm. https://codetectors.com/co-experts-model-pg-2017-5-ultra-low-level-carbon-monoxide-health-monitor-pg-2017-5/775Views0likes0Comments
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