I have a small male female connector on a Carbon monoxide sensor. the connection is very loose and vibrates apart. Is this a good product.
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If you can find a way to hold the two things steady until this stuff dries, it should work. You do have to mix it well. I had good luck applying it with a toothpick. You don't need much if the parts are not under stress tending to pull them apart. It works just like solder but you apply it like glue. Best for tight/small situations. I would not use it for medium/large wires or components.
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I used it to glue an antenna nipple to a motherboard on a phone. It continues to work without issue. I did have to use a double application but have been pleased with it. I'm not sure how it holds on parts that have a lot of movement. Hope this helps.
94652
After reviewing the data, it is the can connector--that is fitting between cables and the can.I think all cans have their own type of fittings; however, the fitting between the cable and the can fitting is standard for all types of gas
927762
It seems like a regular CO sensor. don't know how well it works, and I only had it for a few months.
1376320
I would be careful about overloading the sensor. Also, don't run this test in a closed garage, for your own health.
623253
I found that the connector on the wires was a little difficult to seat in the receptacle on the smoke alarm. You might look at the connector to be sure that the pins didn't bend. There is a "key" on the connector and the receptacle so that it should only mate one way.Also, did you put backup batteries in the alarm?Did the green light work in the old alarm?
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I found it useful. It also protects the O2 sensor while you are installing it. Without it you will need to be patient with an open end wrench. For the modest cost it made the job a lot easier.
2032515
Yes the connectors are very snug and quality is good. I was impressed with the entire package.
876329
John,I had the same problem when mine was new. I had to use considerable force to get the battery seated well on the contacts. If you hold the device in both hands and use your thumbs to "rock" the end of the battery, it will seat properly.This has been the most reliable alarm for me. It has contacted me at least once each of the last three winters to let me know that the furnace was not working properly. It has saved me thousands of dollars.
1735091
Yes it works great for me, it works for almost everything,it doesn't work as well for the very small gauge wires.
86617
I just connected mine last night. No issues. This sensor looks identical to the Ecolink sensor I purchased last week, but connected to the hub much easier.
1304006
Good morning. I regretted having bought this alarm. It was a waste of money and would have returned it if only I could at that time. I hope this answers a question in your mind about the reliability of this sensor.
101849
This type of connector gives a leak free connection. If you had this for a number of years you may need to replace the O ring on the male piece.
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Yes, that is how we installed ours and it is working fine. We put a CO detector near it and have had no problems. We just needed a reducer.
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Yes, since all oxygen sensors are pretty much the same. The only differences are the connector and wire length.
1760683
It could be that where is connect to could possibly be loose. I have not had that problem. But its said to be after much movement the cable tips could go bad
511354
I do not use quick connectors for gas units. I prefer the standard threaded connections, and I added a ball valve shutoff incase of a gas leak.
1275724
It should work fine. It's a simple two wire sensor that just breaks the circuit.