GasKnight 2.0: Advanced Natural Gas & Propane Detector with LCD Display - Home, Kitchen, Camper, RV Alarm Monitor. Plug-in Gas Leak Sensor for LPG, LNG, Methane & Butane Gases Review

I walked into my room and smelled propane coming from the fireplace but my husband couldn't so I ordered this gas detector and after 2 days I received it, pocketed it and now I have sleep safely at night.

In fact, the title of the review is my review. The device looks and works well. However, the display has a very limited viewing angle, otherwise it is difficult or impossible to read. From a certain angle one can see the provisions for other functions not present in the device.

The device came as described and was easy to assemble, I hung it on the wall between the water heater and the stove. Its round shape and digital display are perfect for the home. This gives us peace of mind that we will be notified in the event of a gas leak. It's priceless!

Bought to replace an existing one. My old one kept getting in the way wherever I plugged it in around my house. Gasknight was easy to install and had a very nice blue backlight. The numbers are large and easy to read even from a distance. It can also be seen at night. Setup was easy. I hope it lasts longer than my predecessor.

I am reviewing this GasKnight 2.0 after using version 1.0 for a year and switching to this unit when I needed a second detector in another room. This is quite a nice gas alarm and it has a very modern design. It's larger than 1.0 and includes an LED display that wasn't there before. I believe this is a more permanent solution as it is designed to be wall mounted. Some devices are only designed for direct connection and are therefore more versatile. Overall I would recommend this to anyone who…

I've been using GasKnight 1.0 for the last few years and then found out about version 2.0. The product looks elegant and almost imitates other home automation products. Gas detection in the kitchen. According to the manufacturer, it should be 3 feet below the ceiling for natural gas. In case of an alarm, it shows the percentage detected, which is a big improvement over version 1.0. The mute button is on the unit, which hangs high from the ceiling. I'm wondering how I'm going to muffle the 85dB…

I have a gas fireplace and a water heater. I have smelled gas several times in different houses I have stayed in. This gauge brings a lot of peace of mind and I love seeing the concentration of natural gas in my home (it reads 0% in normal operation). both in the original Gas Knight and in version 2.0 with a numeric display of the gas concentration. I prefer the looks of the 2.0 version and the long cable that comes with it, but the sensor only lasts 3 years while the original has a 5 year…

I have the previous generation of this product and it's a big improvement. This version features a detachable cord that offers more installation options than the version that plugs directly into an outlet. I have propane which means the detector needs to be mounted low and I need a shorter cable. Natural gas homes benefit most from being able to plug into a low socket and having the detector mounted at a convenient height. Unlike the first generation, this detector displays numbers that…

This is my second GasKnight and I am proud of it. The first replaced Kidde, who was giving me more false alarms than I was comfortable with, so the socket and mounting screws were already in place. The second generation Gas Knight makes initial installation even easier. I knew the area I had to serve around the natural gas heater. I plugged the power adapter into an appropriate outlet so it could connect to my wheelchair's charger. I routed the cable up the wall to the maximum height and…