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SafetySiren Family Safety Combustible Gas (Propane Methane) Detector
(Electronics) SafetySiren
Built-in self-diagnostics assures the unit is operating properly
Detects dangerous levels of Methane and Propane gas
Easily plugs into any standard 110-120v AC electrical outlet and samples the air every 2-1/2 minutes
Price:
$49.95
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Good gas detectors for the home?
Good gas detectors for the home?
I live in NY, use Con Edison, and have a gas stove. I am interested in having a gas detectors that can warn me of abnormal levels of gas. I already have a CO detector.
What kind of gas does my...
You can find out what kind of gas by asking the landlord. It is most likely natural gas. There are plug in natural gas detectors available at Home Depot, etc....There are also combination detectors that detect CO, natural gas and propane. You can detect high natural gas levels in your home...
Portable Gas Detector
Detect potentially dangerous propane, butane, acetylene and methane (natural gas) leaks with this lightweight Portable Gas Detector. This pocket ...
Natural Gas Detector
Warns of dangerous levels of gas in your home.
Do I need a natural gas detector for my home or will the co2 dectector catch montior natural gas as well?
I'm sure you mean a CO detector. CO2 is carbon dioxide it is what we breath out. CO is carbon monoxide it is a very dangerous gas that is a result of incomplete combustion of fossil fuels. Natural gas is Methane gas (CH4) although it naturally has no smell, a very distinctive odor is added to it...
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Compact design makes it easy to check around fittings and connectors
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A false alarm detection system gas Ledyard High School caused the school to be evacuated and for high school and elementary bus run 15 minutes late today.
Ledyard schools Superintendent Michael Graner said the fire department crawled through the whole system of tunnels in use in school and did not detect the presence of gas.
"Obviously, something is wrong," he said on the second false alarm in about two months. "They found no problem, which means that we have a problem with the detectors."
Graner said the district will reorganize the entire system this summer.
L edyard Fire Chief Steven Daggatt said that several teams crawled through the tunnels for about an hour and a half with the portable gas detectors.
"In this case, we found no danger," said Daggatt. "We did not find anything, we cleared the system and returned."
The alarm went off around 13 hours, Graner said, and students are not allowed to enter the building until approximately 2:20 pm School is normally dismissed at 14:10and the delay caused the buses that carry up elementary school students to run late.
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