At 07:46 AM 1999-04-17 -0400, Dianne L Gigler wrote: >I am considering installing a battery-operated carbon monoxide detector >(a First Alert home model) in my '88 Westy. Does anyone have any >experience with this type of product in a Vanagon? Is it an acceptable >solution or is there a specific product for the smaller space inside a >camper? Thanks in advance for any assistance anyone can provide. Funny, I had just ordered one from my friendly neighborhood RV supplier, but none of the 9V battery ones were ANYWHERE to be found (he called 3 different distributors). I hadn't wanted to hard-wire one to my coach battery system, but since I have a terminal block installed under the back bench seat, it shouldn't be too long a wire run. I'm going to mount it next to the thermostat for my furnace on the inside wall between the linen closet and the rear bed/cargo area.
--Bob, KE4GDC 89 Westy Syncro GL |
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