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Thanks. Yeah, its a small setup for now, but at least i don't need to run the generator all the time.

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@@navydave1 no you.

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That sounds like a different brand from Champion. AI power? Not sure, but you'd have to look at the schematic and see which wire is connected to the engine kill switch when the CO sensor comes on and disconnect it. They are all different so best bet is to lookup a video for your brand of generator that shows how. Good luck.

It would be nice if it was bigger, but a single guy on a budget, doing it all myself. Even figuring out the cad software, best I could come up with. Will be fine for just myself. Might not work for a family. The next one will he perfect lol.

@@navydave1 okay awesome. I’m personally planning to do something pretty similar within the next few years and kind of balancing out how much room to leave for the kitchen vs living room and all that is a bit difficult. If you have any insights please let me know lol. Good luck and great job so far!

@@toddjohnsoneveningnews8870 Dunno. Maybe look up some different designs online and some layouts. This is roughly designed by looking at Kyle's Cabin KZbin channel. He might be a good place to get some ideas from.

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Nice! I hope to get many years out of mine.

Someone broke in, in the middle of the night and installed it all.

Awesome! Glad to hear it worked!

@@navydave1 Thank YOU, BEEN WAITING FOR SSOMEBODY TO SHOW HOW TO DO THIS ON A # 201122. THANKS

Yeah, it was weird for sure.

I can't guarantee with different models. If the connector plug looks the same, double check your wiring diagram and look for the wire that goes to the Engine Stop Micro-switch. On mine it was the black wire. If you can get the black wire out without damaging it, you can test it. I used 2 staples and bent one side of each one straight. Then you push the staples down on either side of the black wire connector on the inside and it should push down the little tabs and release the wire. There are KZbin vids on how to do this for more info. Let me know if it works and we can add it to the list of models it works on. Good luck.

@navydave1 It was the same design as far as I can tell and it worked!! Thank you so much! Your video was the first to show it plain and simple.

Awesome! Great to hear! What model# was it, for reference for others?

@@navydave1 model number is 201122 Dual Fuel Inverter Generator 2500W.

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I dont know the answer to that. I would assume it would still operate, but if it doesnt, they do sell replacement CO modules that you could just swap out with 2 screws.

Roger, thank you.@@navydave1

From the description.... Lots of people have issues with these sensors that are overly sensitive (mine would go off in a wide open driveway with nothing next to it, with a gust of wind). They become a nuisance for people that have the ability to use them properly. This does nothing to stop CO from entering a home if you have it outside and have it close to a doorway or window. Or pointed at your window or door. They should just include a CO detector in the package to install in your home. The same reason you dont put a smoke detector on the side of your woodstove. You put it in your house somewhere high up, away from the source. So this sensor is for people that dont know any better that think you can use one in your kitchen or closed garage. Most of us have used these for years without the sensor, have common sense and are still alive to tell the tale. Look up the video titled "Generators with CO Sensors - Good Intentions but a BAD Idea?"

Because it's a last minute shit design that's constantly causing the unit to shut down.

Because when you need it to work and the stupid sensor says no even when it is in a safe area. Yes people can be stupid and earn Darwin awards but many know how to properly use equipment

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This is good for viewer "engorgement" @@navydave1 🍆

Just think if everytime it beeped it turned your whole house power off 😉

This may be a joke, if it isn't then it's natural selection at work.

Great joke 😀