🔥 Plug-In Natural Gas and Propane Detector for Home, Kitchen, Camper, Trailer or RV – Alarm and Monitor for Explosive LPG, LNG, Methane & Butane Gases with Free EBOOK Included! Review

bought 2 of these, the first died after failing once during testing. the second lasted a day and then began to sound the alarm. I used a separate "sniffer" since the propane system was completely off and a leak would be really dangerous. however, no other device detects the leak. The alert wasn't as advertised either - it was supposed to contain a message letting you know about the problem. Instead, it honked incessantly like a car alarm. totally weird. I would recommend looking for another…

Tested immediately upon delivery by plugging into an outlet a few feet from our gas stove. I turned on the gas from a burner for about 5-10 seconds, and within 30 seconds of that, the alarm system notified me of "suspected gas leak". The voice is quite loud, but the sound of the alarm clock catches your ear at close range, so I have no doubt we'll hear it upstairs in the bedroom. Installing it was as easy as plugging it in, and it's fairly small and unattractive, making it a much better match…

Unit must be installed 6-9 inches from ceiling as natural gas is primarily methane and is lighter than air. Unfortunately most forks are not that high. I found a light switch, cut a hole about nine inches from the ceiling, and installed the plug, routing the power cord to the switch. It might be beyond what most people want to do, but unless you have a big fork you'll have to run an unsightly extension cord to the unit and hang it somehow. Do not plug the device into a standard wall outlet as…

Although this unit cost a few dollars more than the others, I bought it because I wanted it in my kitchen next to the gas range. As I'm getting older my sense of smell isn't that strong, so I decided to get some detectors (I also bought one to walk around by the gas stove). When you first connect the device, a digitized female voice explains that it is being calibrated. which takes 3 minutes. The device then sits quietly (hope I never have a gas leak!) in a socket with a blue light flashing…

Bought for my grandmother. Her gas stove decided to go out on Thanksgiving morning. Since she is 89 years old and can no longer smell, I was concerned about replacing her gas stove with another gas stove. With an electric stove she would have to relearn how to cook which would not be ideal and her stove is gas heated so why not stick with it. I just installed it with one outlet and checked the accuracy. Before I even turned on the gas, I first checked the pressure change in the house. Opening…

This gas detector is truly amazing in this world of complex devices: plug it in, it will self-test and it's ready to use. walk. Of course, I tested the setup as recommended in the manual, but that didn't tell me for sure it would work where I installed it (see image), which isn't ideal from the ceiling. Then today I got a request to rate it, so the hell I turned on the gas without lighting the burner to see if it would actually work. I turned on the gas for about 10 seconds before smelling the…