Replacing hardwired CO/Propane detector with battery-operated one
Darrin
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We purchased a previously owned T@B 320S in November 2020 from a large RV dealer. Turns out they didn't notice that the Atwood CO/propane detector had expired in August 2020. During a recent service visit at another dealer, they spotted it and want about $150 to replace it because it's hard-wired. Anyone tried replacing one? Could I replace it with a battery operated one? Thanks!
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12v part runs $90 to 110.
Battery version runs $60 and up.
So $40 to wire seems reasonable.
Very simple to cut and splice the two wires yourself inside the wheel compartment.
2021 T@B 320S Boondock/ 2012 Tacoma 4 cylinder truck / 2023 Tacoma 6 cyl. truck2 -
Thanks for the vote of confidence!0
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Here is another thread with some recent links for replacements.
https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/16536/atwood-co-lp-gas-alarm-end-of-life#latest2019 T@B 400 Boondock Lite towed by 2016 5.7L Toyota Tundra
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