Replacing Expired RV LP Gas Detector

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  • #54062
    Ray
    Keymaster

    In this video, I replace my expiring Atwood 2001 ProTECHTor LP Gas Detector alarm with a new one. The old model wasn’t available so I install a newer version.

    I explain my installation and hookup and the perform a demo test. According to the manual, the RV LP gas detector should be replaced every 7 years -/+ 128 days. After that time they aren’t guaranteed to be trustworthy. The new model has a stated lifespan of 84 months.

    See my Big Buddy Heater Install links:
    Hooking Big Buddy to RV Gas Line – https://goo.gl/H8QRFJ
    Installing Gas Shut Off Valve – https://goo.gl/A6ezkN

    Products mentioned in the video:
    Atwood LP Gas Detector – https://amzn.to/2Vhhcmk
    Big Buddy Heater – https://amzn.to/2s0fAAc
    Bernzomatic Butane Torch – https://amzn.to/2BM6KKU

    #54070
    Eddie & Aileen
    Participant

    I need to get one for the new Mobile Homestead, looks like a good one.:good:

    Happy Trails!!!

    #54075
    LolaandRush
    Participant

    We recently had to replace ours and it wasn’t outed yet. Your right Ray, there not cheap.

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