Gas safety/ gas alarm

Discussion in 'Mech Tech' started by Dr a, Apr 12, 2020.

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  1. Dr a

    Dr a

    It’s here, it’s to be fitted between 50 and 90cm up to detect as many gasses possible.
     
    Dr a, Apr 16, 2020
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  2. Lasty

    Lasty

    Interesting...
    Any pics or maybe a link to the one you've bought ??

    Ta

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    Lasty, Apr 16, 2020
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  3. Dr a

    Dr a

    Dr a, Apr 16, 2020
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  4. Dr a

    Dr a

    Right and fitted in the van on the end of the sink / burner unit. 2CC45D19-8F2D-4473-8915-F3F3156EB2DA.jpeg 7B5D1E31-1A39-4CF1-B441-267E4C25488E.jpeg
     
    Dr a, Apr 17, 2020
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  5. CollyP

    CollyP Moderator

    don't put it by the end of the duvet! :rolleyes:
     
    CollyP, Apr 17, 2020
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  6. Dr a

    Dr a

    It only responds to noxious gases.
    Oh.
     
    Dr a, Apr 17, 2020
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  7. Fonant

    Fonant

    We have a FireAngel CO alarm, and before I fixed the tinware it had a tendency to go off after starting the engine if you didn't drive away quickly. Eeek!

    A CO alarm is useful for the hot air system (engine exhaust) as well as for cooking. They're required in light aeroplanes with similar engines and exhaust-jacket cabin heating.
     
    Fonant, Apr 20, 2020
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