How do I kill the propane alarm ?

[Jammer]

My solution was to cut the wires to the propane alarm so I could remove it and put it in the trash. They drain the battery and are prone to false alarms. A real nuisance.

I don't believe they provide a safety benefit in RVs. They are a technology brought over from the marine world, where propane poses a much more serious risk, for reasons I've written about before but won't go into here.

[cwf]

Here is one way... But I don't recommend... Just first thought I had...
http://youtu.be/4u0dDji13w8

[MOS]

where is the bus bar and one amp inline fuse located ?

[Knuff]

Originally Posted by MOS

where is the bus bar and one amp inline fuse located ?

Guess this depends on the model. In the 25FB, it is accessible by removing a rectangular piece of plywood under the mattress. There is a cable with a red in line fuse plastic piece with a sticker saying "1A in line fuse". Pretty obvious. Unless you want to add something to the circuit though, removing the bottom drawer and simply putting in a switch there is probably easier.

I agree with the notion that these alarms make no real sense. I cannot fathom that there could be any kind of legal situation that prevails over common sense - yeah right (dramin' here), but still this is about our own common sense and how we deal with our own situations...

[Wayne&Sam]

Originally Posted by dznf0g

How would you be warned?

It would beep. It is stored in my barn where I go every day and I would hear it. Yes, it can't leak if the tanks are shut off. And that's fine because no one has ever made a mistake.