Review on Efficient Detection with Inficon-718-202-G1 Combustible Gas Detector by Tay Cassanova

It was great I found a gas leak in my camper. I replaced the regulator and did another check, noting that I didn't have a good seal on the threaded connection that was taken care of. I really liked the idea that you can change the sensitivity. So much gas came out at first that I had to turn down the sensitivity to pinpoint exactly where the leak was in the tight space. After fixing it, I'm using the most sensitive settings and found a bad connection that I may not have found. Where it was, and because it was so small, it most likely wouldn't have caused any security problems. I would recommend that you remove the batteries from it after use. You won't need this often when checking for gas leaks. I also want people to know that you have one of these just in case you can make more of it. In any case, I benefited from it. The hourly rate at RV repair shops in San Diego ranges from $100 to $150 per hour. Finding and replacing the item took a little over 1 hour.