Zorvo Natural Gas Detector - High Sensitivity Plug-in Alarm Sensor for Methane, Propane, and LPG Leaks - Kitchen Monitor for Home Safety - LNG, Coal & Gas Leak Detector Review

It was easy to install and works well; however it is noisy. Air flows through it all the time and I hear more noise at night. You should look for technologies that can reduce or eliminate airborne noise.

My alarm clock rang one night while I was washing the dishes. I've always had problems with my nose, so I can't smell gas very well. I immediately called the gas company and when the technician showed up he confirmed that I had a gas leak in my furnace. I am very glad that I bought this gas analyzer. It's a good little investment, I definitely recommend it!

The best thing about this gas detector is it's easy to use and no setup is required, you just need to plug in an outlet next to the gas stove. After a few seconds of flashing a red number, the LCD monitor will display the number zero, indicating the concentration of natural gas in the ambient air. I checked it next to my gas stove and it immediately started to go out.

I plugged it into the socket next to the gas stove, turned on the smallest gas burner with no ignition. The reading rose from 0 to 1 within 15 seconds and then rose steadily to an alarm for 30 seconds. Then the unit decreased at the same rate when the gas was shut off. So yes, he responded quickly. And it was loud enough to hear throughout the house. I also got one for my kiln and gas dryer area.

Just received it today, I plugged it into an outlet very close to the stove. It takes a few minutes to get used to. Later, without lighting it, I turned the rear burner a little and blew gently towards the detector. The numbers started growing and from 3 to 4 he started squeaking. I shut off the gas and turned on the extractor while the detector kept beeping and the count went up to 6. I think it was a late response. It's very noisy, which is a good thing. He turned it off to turn it off. All I

Bought after the fall when we accidentally moved the stove burner control and the gas leaked while we weren't in the room. Installed the thing next to the stove. Checked by starting the burner without ignition. The alarm goes off approximately 30 seconds after a gas leak. I would have preferred if the gas concentration reading wasn't so bright red when the reading is zero, but that doesn't matter. A large part of the requirement of a home is as a fire alarm.

Saved me from a natural gas leak. I figured I could smell gas for a few days so I ordered this detector. When it arrived a few days later, I plugged it into the kitchen first. No alarm clock. I then hooked it up to my gas clothes dryer where I thought I smelled something. The alarm clock went off a few minutes after switching it on! So I called the gas company and they came out and said yes I had a gas leak in the gas line that went to the dryer and they turned off the gas. The second benefit…

Overall this thing works. When we cook with gas we will find that it touches one or two and then falls back to 0 as it should after everything is off. Of course, so does this thing, which has two ties to my biggest complaint: it registers heat as a gas. This summer this thing has been consistently at 1 on the days it went above 85. And it's not a gas leak, because in normal temperatures it reads 0, which it should be. The bottom line is, if you're looking for a cheap way to make sure you don't…

Bought this for the kitchen when we switched from an electric range/oven to a gas range. It does everything it's supposed to, but makes a constant, very high-pitched beep when connected to the network. I have a profound hearing loss with tinnitus so I personally can't hear it but my wife has great hearing and I ended up having to turn it off because it was driving her crazy in the kitchen. She said it sounded like a smoke alarm but it was constant and very quiet. I suspect it also contributed…