How To Change Your RV's Propane (LP) Gas Leak Detector - MTI Industries Safe-T-Alert

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Recently our old Protector LP Propane gas detector went out on us. RV Propane alarms should be replaced every 5 years. So, I jumped on Amazon and found a new propane alarm to replace ours. It is an "Amazon's Choice" item. The installation of the alarm was very easy and few tools were needed. If you're installing a replacement gas detector, check out my video to see how I did the job! Thanks for watching!
Description on Amazon:
MTI INDUSTRIES 20441PWT 12V Propane/Gas Detector, White
Part Number: 20-441-P-WT
Propane Leak Detector; Safe-T-Alert (Tm); Surface Mount Detector; Alerts To Leak With Beeping; With Auto Reset; 12 Volt Dc Hardwire; White
The Safe T Alert 20 Series Propane/LP Gas Alarm is designed for the rugged RV environment and is ideal for travel trailers, fifth wheels, trucks and folding campers. It features advanced technology with an "Alarm Mute" button that silences the alarm when the RV is ventilated and rapid recovery sensor that resets when silenced or reactivates if dangerous levels of propane remain. Easy 12 Volt installation means there will be no missing or dead batteries to replace. Meets RVIA/NFPA requirements. Listed to UL 1484 RV.
-Advanced Technology: Alarm mute button silences alarm while RV is ventilated. Rapid recovery sensor resets when silenced or reactivates alarm if dangerous level of propane remain.
-Reliable: 12 volt wire-in model
-Space Saving: compact design for RV's
Durable: Built for the extreme RV environment
Approved: meets RVIA LP gas/propane standard NFPA 1192
Replaces Protector 2001 series LP Gas Leak Detector
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[@alive-awake]

Did you put the electrical tape around the wire nuts just to secure them better? I bought one "Safe-t-Alert" to replace my expired one and it's exactly the same except my old one was propane detector only and the new one is "Rv carbon monoxide/propane detector". That's ok isn't it?

[@ColoradoCamperman]

I'm pretty sure I did use electrical tape, I usually do that. I think that would be fine to have a dual alarm, we had looked at one of those too. Thanks for watching!

[@cslay06]

Good stuff. Someday I'll need to do this, I'm sure.

[@ColoradoCamperman]

Thanks! I didn't realize that it needed to be replaced every 5-8 years. It's super easy to do though!

[@yvespaquin6200]

I prefer a detector for Propane + CO

[@ColoradoCamperman]

You can definitely get one of those. We have a separate C02/smoke detector. Thanks for watching!

[@yvespaquin6200]

@@ColoradoCamperman CO not CO2. Not the same thing...