Adding Fire & Smoke Detector in Cargo bay

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Adding Fire & Smoke Detector in Cargo bay

09-03-2012, 06:24 PM	#1
Archie T. Hogan Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 98	Adding Fire & Smoke Detector in Cargo bay One of the guys I met at the RV Park mentioned the idea that maybe there should be fire & smoke detectors in the cargo bay in case of electrical fire or something that causes the stuff in the bays to catch on fire . Is this a good idea or just a waste of time and money to install? I'm thinking of using the smoke/fire detectors that have wireless links so the detector in the bus would sound if the one in the bays goes off. My thoughts are that if a fire starts in the bays I probably don't want to open the bays as there may be a flash of fire when the oxygen hits the fire. Any Thoughts ? Archie T. Hogan __________________ 1995 Newell Motor Coach House(Sold) Belonging (Stored) Full Timing( Already Started)

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