I am in the process of updating the carbon monoxide detector on my 1999 380 sundancer, in the process I discovered there is no power to the device, is there an inline fuse and where might it be located? Any help would be appreciated.
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Do you have a link to where you purchased? Last I checked, I did not find an equivalent to the ones I currently have, but those 26$ ones from HD look very similar in size.Since I already had the wiring I replaced for the same ones. But I also added a 10 year battery one, as those only work when the battery works. Figured redundancy saves lives
I am a big fan of the 10 year battery CO/fire monitors. It’s a lithium ion battery, and you never replace it,
Becareful with the 10 year ones, I used to use them in my rentals But a lot of them were failing after 1 to 3 years in service, so now I'm back to the replaceable battery ones. You don't know how long they have been sitting on the shelve for.
CO Detectors are hot wired -- they maybe fused at your one of your DC panels, like under the dash, in the engine compartment etc. They need to be replaced every 5 years as when they expire the will continuously alarm. They should be tested at minimum every season or even better once a month.I am in the process of updating the carbon monoxide detector on my 1999 380 sundancer, in the process I discovered there is no power to the device, is there an inline fuse and where might it be located? Any help would be appreciated.