🔥 Highly Sensitive Combustible Gas Detector | Portable Natural Gas Tester Alarm | Propane Methane Gas Sensor | Sniffer with Sound Warning | Adjustable Sensitivity | Flexible Probe Review

It has an annoyingly loud siren alarm. This requires calibration, which has its merits but is cumbersome, as the instructions say to set the device for the first red light and the thumbwheel is sensitive (because it's ticking like a time bomb). I tested it on an unlit oven burner. It works but I don't recommend it and there are better models for $25 and never trust 5 star reviews.

We smelled gas in the house. Just got this in the mail (shortly after I placed my order) and discovered that my new oven was not installed properly by professionals who care less about poisoning their customers than getting home early. We found the leak, repaired it, and can drink non-toxic air again. I recommend having one of these at home even if you don't suspect any problems.

I smelled like sulfur in my house so I called a professional. He indicated I was exaggerating the smell, replaced a part that he said "could be a problem," charged me a small fortune, and left. The problem persisted, so I ordered this sensor. He located the leak. I think anyone who suspects a gas leak should invest in this device. Professionals should do the same instead of relying on the archaic "bladder test”.

I bought this a while ago but I've never had a gas leak so I really didn't know how well it worked. This morning I smelled gas in the basement. Got it, plugged it in, and it "alarmed" like crazy. The closer I got to the cauldron, the louder it got. I called the gas company and sure enough I have a gas leak from my boiler. He found the problem and blocked the gas supply to my boiler. It's been an hour since he left and all the windows in my basement are open and this thing is still detecting gas

VERY sensitive! I smelled gas in the garage. So I called the gas company. They immediately sent a technician but they couldn't find the leak. The next day I still smelled gas and this tester came. So I checked the leak myself. He hit the gas straight away! I've also used a pen gas detector but it didn't work, probably because it's not that sensitive and only works when very close to the leak. In short, I was able to detect a gas leak with this tester when even a pro with a professional tester…

I recently upgraded my HVAC system in my house and changing the air filters smelled like rotten eggs/sulphur. It was very light but it was definitely there as the friend smelled it too. The fan tried to find it, but even sprayed with soapy water, couldn't see the bubbles. So I decided to buy this to help locate a small leak and in fact it was a faulty gas fitting and even tightening it didn't fix the leak so it was replaced with a new one. Problem solved, no more leaks. This is worth the money…

I needed a new gas meter as my old one broke so I stumbled across it and got a lot of good reviews so I decided to give it a try. When I first got it, I wanted to measure the sensitivity of the unit, so I followed the directions on first use and then tested it against known leak sources like an open gas grill or pilot unit, for which I got mixed results and inconsistent readings of the crowd of leakage even when I tried to use the sensitivity scale. A few weeks later I noticed a slight smell of

**Caution: At a glance, detailed instructions for use***How to use the device effectively*Overall I am very satisfied with this device. I think this device is reasonably priced given the build quality and the bare bones of the device itself. Bare bones are good because they are such good value for money and anything else would greatly increase their price and for what you bought it for (finding leaks) it will get the job done very efficiently. It looks like you could mount this on a pole or…