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Originally Posted by tgger61
2012 Keystone Bullet 286QBS
I'm wondering if having the 5 of us in the trailer all buttoned up creates a moisture problem for the fire alarm. Something like finding the moisture on the inside of a tent after sleeping in one over night.
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Nope. Smoke detectors are detecting changes in air density. That's why they go off when you use an aerosol spray near them. The propellants change the density if the air around them. Moisture in the air (humidity) wouldn't make that much of a difference for the smoke detector, but you should consider leaving a roof vent open just a bit to vent out some of the moisture. It can build up in window frames and become mold under the right conditions.