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[New Generation]RV Carbon Monoxide & Propane Gas Alarm, Dual LP/CO Alarm with LED Indicator Light Generator Transfer Switch grazing areas
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- CAN
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[New Generation]RV Carbon Monoxide & Propane Gas Alarm, Dual LP CO Alarm with LED Indicator Light Generator Transfer Switch grazing areas grazing areas the heater maintains a stable WiFi connection up to 1200ft in open areas our alarm emits a loud 100dB sound upon detecting unsafe levels of carbon monoxide or propane SEPARATE INDICATOR LIGHTS: The propane and carbon monoxide indicators have distinct red and green LED lights
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