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Carbon Monoxide Detector Safety

Carbon monoxide (CO) is one of the most deadly gasses to which we are so often exposed. This is an odorless and tasteless gas that is undetectable except by a detector.

LP Gas Detector Safety

The ANSI A119.2 standard for LP gas detectors states, "An LP gas detector must be installed in any RV that contains an LP gas appliance and an electrical system. The LP gas detector must be listed as suitable for use in recreational vehicles under the requirements of UL 1484 Residential Gas Detectors, and be installed according to the terms of its listing. RVIA Effective Date 9/96, Revised 9/99."

Unsafe Gas Detection Methods

Smoke Detector Safety

Before you take off on your any trip on your RV, as you know, there are a multitude of little tasks to need be done before you're ready to go. At the top of that list should be all of the safety checks. Among those items should be testing your smoke detector(s). Keeping in mind that the majority of fires occur when people are sleeping, statistics show that a smoke detector improves your chances of survival by 50%.

RV Smoke Detectors

It takes but one dropped piece of paper in the wrong hands to change a life. A misplaced receipt, a bank statement that falls out of the RV door unnoticed, a credit card statement or even a medical statement. Sometimes it takes less than that and you don’t know it happens.