But, thankfully, most of them come equipped with certain products that protect us as we enjoy this lifestyle. You can purchase a few others to make your camping experience even safer.
Always replace the batteries regularly and add this to your maintenance checklist. RVs burn quickly; you’ll need all the warning you can get to exit in time.
You should also have a carbon monoxide detector placed about four inches from the floor, usually near the kitchen, since this deadly gas is heavier than air.
This product is something you’ll have to purchase separately. It won’t come standard on an RV. These round discs work great for basement storage and sink cabinets where leaks may occur.
You need to have a gas stop. This product immediately shuts off the propane in case of a major leak. This won’t come standard, but it’s a vital safety product to add to your must-have list.