a recent CO detector thread got me thinking: When in storage, will the Escape provided propane detector run down the battery over winter, causing an alarm?
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I always flip the battery disconnect switch when I park mine for the Winter. Then I don't have to worry about it.
By the way was that you I talked too on our way to Whistler?
Paul
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I always flip the battery disconnect switch when I park mine for the Winter. Then I don't have to worry about it.
By the way was that you I talked too on our way to Whistler?
Paul
It was! How did you enjoy Whistler?
But, back to the question, do you think the propane detector uses much battery?
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Originally Posted by J Mac
a recent CO detector thread got me thinking: When in storage, will the Escape provided propane detector run down the battery over winter, causing an alarm?
It will. I have the trailer plugged into shore power, so no problem. If you don't, I'd disconnect a battery terminal.
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