You can use the RV Propane Gas Detector #RS64FR (white) or #RS44FR (black) to replace your current Atwood 31013 propane gas detector. This will also use a 12v, 2-wire installation like your current detector.
The RV Propane Gas Detector part #RS64FR is what I recommend using to replace the the Atwood RV Propane Gas Detector part 31013 (Discontinued). The mounting plate for this new detector will cover up any holes you had for the previous so it will be a…
We do have a couple of options to replace your Atwood 36636, and you can use either, with the only difference being the color: - RV Propane Gas and Carbon Monoxide Detector - Black #RS54FR or White #RS34FR Either will work perfectly as replacements…
Hello Greg, Yes, you will want to go with the RV Propane Gas Detector - 12 Volt - 2 Wire - Black #RS44FR or white #RS64FR as a replacement for your Atwood model LP_DOB part 31013. These detectors include different size mounting brackets, so they will…
We do have a propane gas detector you can use to replace your Atwood model 31013. The Atwood 31013 is no longer available, so it will not be a direct replacement. We have the: -RV Propane Gas and Carbon Monoxide Detector #RS34FR for white, or the:…
Hi Chris, that’s a great question and I’m glad you’re checking before loading that bike up. With the Roadmaster adapter part #RO24FR being rated at 400 lbs tongue weight, you’d be right at its limit with your bike and carrier, and once you factor in…
Hey Alex. From the information I can find online it does look like your 2011 Keystone Cougar 318SAB does come prepped for a second AC unit. The bedroom roof vent should be reinforced and pre-wired for a 13.5k or 15k BTU unit. To check if your trailer…
Hi Debbie, thanks for reaching out. You are on the right track looking for a 12" drop adapter. For the amount of drop you need, the best heavy-duty option we have is the Gen-Y Adjustable 2-Ball Mount with 12" drop, part #325-GH-625. It uses…
Based on the picture you provided the Atwood RV Propane Gas Detector - 12 Volt - White #AT36720 would be an exact replacement for your current Atwood RV Propane Gas Detector.
The closest option we'll have to your Atwood 33535E LP/CO2 Detector is going to be the RV Propane Gas and Carbon Monoxide Detector #RS54FR that you were already looking at. It comes with two mounting plates to try and eat up some of your old…
Bob, Sikaflex 715 part #SI78FR is a good choice for resealing your skylight on an EPDM roof. Since it's a semi self-leveling sealant, it will flow just enough to smooth itself around the skylight flange and cover fasteners, but it isn't so…
Propane RV gas detectors are essential for safety, offering easy installation and compatibility with various setups. They often replace discontinued models seamlessly, ensuring your RV remains secure and up-to-date.
Installing a propane RV gas detector is straightforward. Many models are surface-mounted, requiring only a small hole for wiring. They often come with interchangeable faceplates to fit different setups, making them a versatile choice for replacing older units.
Propane-specific detectors are crucial for RVs using propane appliances. They provide targeted detection, ensuring any leaks are quickly identified, which is vital for safety. These detectors are designed to integrate seamlessly into existing RV systems.
Propane detectors are excellent replacements for older models due to their compatibility and ease of installation. They often cover existing holes and require minimal wall penetration, making them ideal for updating discontinued units without extensive modifications.
Yes, many propane RV gas detectors offer design flexibility with different faceplates. This allows them to blend into various RV interiors, providing both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Flush designs are popular for a sleek, unobtrusive look.
When selecting a propane RV gas detector, consider ease of installation, compatibility with your RV's existing setup, and design preferences. Look for models that offer reliable detection and are known for their durability and ease of use.
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