RV Alarm Systems

RVing is a great adventure hobby and pastime. Many people set out on the open road to rest from their daily routine and have a great time outdoors with their family or friends. Whether it’s a weekend camping or full-time living, it’s important to ensure you, your beloved ones, and your belongings stay safe and sound. Installing a high-quality alarm system is a part of your RV safety. Just like at your home, garage, or workplace, you should take all necessary precautions in your RV, caravan, or trailer. Awareness of a hazardous situation gives you time to combat it or escape before it’s too late.

There are various types of alarms used to detect and sense dangerous levels of toxic gases, the possibility of fire or fire occurrence, and alert to deadly threats. This includes carbon monoxide, LP gas, propane, smoke and fire detectors. They can be plug-in as well as wall, ceiling, surface or flush mount. Different types of sensors have been used for detection such as photoelectric sensors, which work best for smoldering, flame-free conflagrations, ionization sensors for flaming fires, or dual-sensing technology, which is effective for both. Electrochemical sensors monitor the presence of carbon monoxide in your RV. A separate alarm can be a perfect complement to other alarms installed in your RV and a dual-purpose alarm will save space and time on installation. In the event of an emergency, you’ll receive a loud audible notification, which is about 85db and 95db for extra loud alarms. You’ll have the ability to test a detector with a test button and silence false alarms.