Re: RE: (ET) Carbon Monoxide While Charging?

["Bob Murcek" <RMURCEK geisinger edu>]

I guess a worrisome possibility is that acid fumes are injuring the CO 
detector as opposed to the detector confusing hydrogen and CO.

>>> "Elie, Larry (L.D.)" <lelie ford com> 7/23/2001 12:43:33 PM >>>
I charged an E12 for much of a winter in a garage below my daughter's 
bedroom, in a fully enclosed basement garage.  The charger timer was 
broken as well (worst case...) and there were NO ill effects.  The gas 
fumes from a car in a garage is more worrisome (unless you charge 
continuously) but you should provide a 'three hour' firewall (flame won't 
go through for 3 hours) for a car at the least.  Most codes call for 5/8" 
drywall or something like Armstrong 931 flame ceiling tile.

I charge under a porch now.

Larry Elie

-----Original Message-----
From: James P. Donovan [mailto:donovan ionet net] 
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 11:06 AM
To: elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu 
Subject: Re: (ET) Carbon Monoxide While Charging?


Hey all:

I am planning on doing a room addition.  Basically it consists of placing a
master bedroom over my garage.  Should I now be concerned about charging an
E15 &/or an EV in the garage below where I sleep?  Should I incorporate a
vent into the garage design?

Jim