🔍 Techamor Y201 Portable Natural Gas Leak Sniffer Detector - Methane Propane Combustible Review

The Techamor Gas-321 gas detector works very well. I bought this to make sure my RV propane detector was working properly and found that my RV propane detector had malfunctioned. After replacing the RV's propane detector, I decided to test the rest of the RV's propane system. I have previously checked for leaks with soapy water and confirmed there were no leaks but when I was using the Techamor Gas-321 gas detector it started screaming when I got to an area. I am so glad I bought this product.

I bought this detector instead of the standard Home Depot gas detector because it had so many great reviews for the same price. The unit looks very nice but actually has an adjustable sensitivity knob/selector that makes any leak detection quite inaccurate. It kept giving me leak signals around fittings/fittings which made me nervous and uncomfortable. I had to run at least 3-4 other leak detection options (all came back negative) to make sure the accuracy of this unit is terrible and finally…

In our family home, something smelled like a small leak next to the bathroom in the kitchen, but it was difficult to pinpoint the specific problem or location. My dad suggested we buy a natural gas detector and I'm glad we did. After reviewing several options, we settled on Techamor (Yeezou) Y201 Portable. The device arrived a few days later and I immediately opened it up, put the batteries in and started looking for the source of our problems. At first the counter seemed exaggerated as nothing

Like many other women here, I smelled gas and nobody believed me for at least a few months. I also got nosebleeds and a small rash. No one else could smell it, and I could never tell exactly where it came from. I asked for this device and not in vain. One day I finally found what I thought was the source of the smell outside. Warmed up / calibrated on the road away from the smell according to the instructions. Of course, as I approached the gas meter, he went nuts. I never thought that the…

Me: Can you feel it? It smells like gasoline. Husband: No, it doesn't smell. Yizu: [Alarm goes off] Gas Company: I can't smell it, but my detector picks it up. Plumber: I kind of smell it. We removed the old false ceiling and about a day later I was working on the ceiling near the couplers on our gas line and I smelled gas. It was actually more of a very faint, odd smell, not the typical pungent rotten egg smell you usually think of. No one else could smell it except (and you won't believe it)…