Is this approved for rv use
1076454
"Approved" is a tricky term here. UL does have a special category for RVs, but there is no code that I am aware of that stipulates what kind of detectors may or may not be used, especially in the aftermarket.
1076455
I agree with the above answers. The question is; will the sensor and electronics hold up with the temperature swings that RV's can have while in storage. After reading the reviews I think this one is worth a try. The RV approved brand that came with our travel trailer has the worst reviews and has failed.
1076456
I would install one in my RV. The instructions are quite clear on where to avoid installing one, and they include things like vented areas, areas where lots of fuel burning will take place, high wind areas, and things like that. It never says you can't install one in an RV. Just read the instructions carefully and you will be okay.
1853188
I tmay depend on whether the RV is bare aluminum or is painted. It if is painted and shiny then yes, but I would not use it on bare aluminum.
1535913
We use ours in a 25' motorhome. Have had no problem. We keep a roof vent open as always in an RV to vent moisture and provide some ventilation. Works well and puts out some good heat.
2047751
Yes, you can use it on your RV. I put it on my 33 ft fifth wheel. The roof measured 30 ft and I put 5 gallons on it. I found out you can store it in the refrigerator after mixing it if you have left over. I don't remember how for a gallon is suppose to go but I think their web site gives you a good idea.
2066992
I believe so. I' m Rving with my Rt and the cover keeps it clean and dry. Just have to be carefull you don't snap the antenna off when putting on an off like I did! 58$
842636
Probably not. BTW, I'm happy with my RV600, but I will note that the hardware isn't the sturdiest. Step lightly, or use your hand.
6509
it appears to be. so far has worked like a charm on my boat trailer. no issues
300502
Unfortunately I don't have paperwork handy - however, we purchased 4 for a shelter house at an RV Resort - also completely outdoors and they're operating fine. We've been extremely happy with our purchase. I would say it is rated for outdoor, it's just you could use indoor if you chose to. They are even "dust resistant" which is nice for the outside.
1641998
no. it is strictly for boat use only. I made the mistake of buying this for a old jeep. it should be listed better
1077669
no it is not made for rv's, however, that is my use. I mounted d rings in the floor to retain.
431614
This item plugs directly into a 110vac recepticul so I would have to say no. But if your just monitoring line fluctuations and polarity in RV parks this is for you.
2008129
Haven't used it yet. Bought a shower tent we plan to use it in. RVs have propane gas stoves, refrigerator's etc. so I don't know why they would suggest not to use it. Probably just the corporate attorneys playing or safe.
565487
Yes, it can be installed on an RV with aluminum siding also. Make sure you install it as close to the door frame trim as possible and not over a joint in the siding. You will likely have to flatten the siding a little where it mounts.
594003
These can be used in an RV. I installed 6 of them in my Class C RV. They work great. They work with 12 volts.
1307333
I don't know if it's approved, but I've used it indoors and lived to tell about it. It's incredibly handy if you need an extra burner or are doing tabletop crepes or something like that.
108489
I have used mine in an RV very successfully, just make sure to crack a window for combustion air.
497498
No it is commercial grade. You can use it in your car but it can save a life (yours) in a tractor trailer.