- Detects combustible gas leaks in pipes, valves and fittings
- Natural diffusion sensor detects most combustible gases
- Alarm sounds & indicator lights illuminate when gas is detected
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- LEDs: green, on; yellow, 20% +/- 5% LEL; red, 50% +/- 10% LEL (lower explosive limit)
- Sensitivity: LPG: 2000 ppm; LNG 4000 ppm
- Detects LNG, LPG, methane (CH4), butane and other flammable gases
- High sensitivity
- Low power consumption
- Microprocessor controller
- Auto zero calibration
- Audible and visual alarm
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where was this tool manufactured?
Asked by BH June 27, 2020This was made in China.
I just bought this and after turning it on my green light only flashes every 7 seconds with the tone. Is it broken?
Asked by Sarah November 9, 2019The instructions cover this, but I'm pretty sure that it blinks as it is testing the air, and it turns solid color and beeps when the gas is detected. If you have a natural gas or propane range or furnace, you can test it there and see how it reacts. If you've already tried that unsuccessfully, try removing the battery (a reboot) and try it again. I hope that this helps you out.
I live in a high-rise and twice I smelled gas under my bathroom vanity where a bunch of pipes are...
Asked by Lisa December 17, 2018I recently discovered a Gas Leak outside my house at the Meter connection. The smell was rather strong. I am 6' and held the Detector about 4 ft from the suspected leak and it did not respond. Granted this was outside and presented an open air situation and response. Inside, such as your bathroom is more confined and I would guess that the Detector would work if the Gas is as heavy as indicated when tested. Given the smell and the density as you described, I would not hang around to find out whether or not the Detector would work. In my case, I called the Gas Company and they dispatched a Technician right away to repair the leaking Joints at the Meter. By the way, the Detector did work well indeed when the Tech and I held it about 2 inches from the Joint. Hope this helps.
Is this pen Style propane detector battery operated?
Asked by Marty October 3, 2018Mine is a natural gas detector. It is battery powered. It found the leak in a very short time. for the price it saved me money also.
How close will you have to be to the leak to be detected by the device? And is it durable?
Asked by Chris January 6, 2018You do have to be fairly close when checking gas lines, this is sensitive enough to pinpoint exactly which fitting is leaking. Marvelous tool and very durable, although I keep mine in the box......could not be happier with this purchase. I have a very old house with many closed off old gas lines, and I check them frequently.
will this detect hydrogen sulfide
Asked by Res November 6, 2017no
In stock at this store?
Asked by Dano April 12, 2017no
availability in Oak Ridge tennessee today?
Asked by Joe November 15, 2016Hi Joe, this Pen Style Natural Gas Detector is an online exclusive item as there is no listed store SKU. It can be shipped to you directly or if it is eligible, shipped to a Home Depot store. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot!
will this detect sewer gas
Asked by owl1 September 27, 2016This item will detect gas.
Does this work on CNG gas
Asked by JH September 17, 2016yes
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