If no propane devices in your T@B a propane detector is probably no longer needed or required. It will not affect any circuit by removing/disconnecting it.
Based on previous posts here, either your battery voltage became low which will trigger the detector or it is becoming or became defective due to age or other influence. If it was a leak (and propane still installed) it probably would not have stopped unless the area was ventilated when it started beeping.
Randy
Moth@ship
--- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Mike" <mdmcfar@...> wrote:
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> While on our last outing with T@Bitha during the middle of the night our propane detector (I think) started pinging very quietly about once every thirty seconds. It went on for some time. My wife finally woke up and heard it once. Then it stopped altogether. This is the first time this has happened. Has anyone had this experience. I know bugs in smoke detectors can sometimes set them off. But this was under the bed for sure.
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> Anyway since I have removed all the propane devices including the tank from the T@B I'm wondering if I can't just disconnect or remove the detector. If I do will it affect the converter circuit in anyway.
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> Thanks,
> Mike in Atlanta
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