Escape 19 inverter and transfer switch

[John in Santa Cruz]

Originally Posted by Hilola

Here is one possible fire started by the propane:

https://www.pressdemocrat.com/news/5...worker?sba=AAS

they were filling the propane tank, not quite the same thing as we're talking about.

[rbryan4]

Originally Posted by Hilola

As I said earlier, leaving the propane on while traveling is a very controversial subject with strong feelings on both sides. I'm not trying to sway anyone to my way of thinking, just stating what I prefer to do.

Fair and reasonable.

Originally Posted by Hilola

And yes, RV fires happen at gas stations frequently (just google "RV fire at gas station"). Whether they are caused by the propane being on is a matter of debate since one rarely hears the results of the official investigations.

Here is one possible fire started by the propane:

https://www.pressdemocrat.com/news/5...worker?sba=AAS

Not criticizing your preferences at all, but citing this doesn't provide any useful proof that an RV fridge caused any fire at a gas station. Part of the reason the issue is controversial is that things are inferred but not proven.

If evidence exists that shows RV fridges running on propane cause gas station fires, I've never seen it, and it's not from lack of looking.

[Hilola]

Originally Posted by John in Santa Cruz

they were filling the propane tank, not quite the same thing as we're talking about.

Agreed, but I don't care to hijack this thread any longer. If ya'll would like to discuss this further, I suggest you start a new thread where we can have at it.

My apologies to the OP.