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Originally Posted by tech740
I suppose that’s possible but odd. Med patan is detectable at 0.5ppm. Far below the LEL of propane.
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Not sure what "Med patan" is??
Ethyl Mercapton is used in propane for the odorant & yes it's a VERY recognizable odor.
Therefore doesn't state what the cause, could be that stored gasoline in a storage compartment for portable generators. It's anybody's guess as to why, but the message is the same, BE AWARE & check equipment regularly.