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Note: Warm-up the instrument for 30 seconds after starup before use!
FAQ
Q: Does this tell you the type of gas it's detecting or just that their is a leak?
A: The detector is designed to detect the presence of combustible gas leaks. However, it does not identify the specific type of gas. It alerts you to the presence of a leak, allowing you to take appropriate safety measures.
Q: Can it detect multiple gas types?
A: Yes, the detector can detect methane, natural gas, propane, liquefied petroleum gas, gasoline and more.
Q: What is the difference between a gas monitor and a gas leak detector?
A: Gas monitors are used for continuous gas leak monitoring to monitor the air state in a large space, but they are unable to pinpoint the exact leak point. The gas leak detector is used to locate the source of the gas leak.
Q: What is the distance it can detect a gas leak?
A: Generally 1-5cm, depending on the severity and concentration of the gas leak.
Q: Does the alarm continue until the situation is resolved?
A: Yes, the alarm will continue to sound until the combustible gas concentration is below 5% of the lower explosive limit.
Q: How can I tell what sensitivity the detector is currently at?
A: When the S button light is on, the detector is in high sensitivity mode; when the S button light is off, the detector is in low sensitivity mode.
Q: Can the detector be used to detect gas leaks in outdoor environments?
A: Of course, it is widely used in RVs, gas lines, gas storage tanks, and more.
Clear LCD Screen Display
When the detector detects combustible gas, the number of indicator lights will increase with the gas concentration, and the screen turns red. As the gas concentration increases, the beeps will also become faster.
Turn on/Turn off
Short press the power button to turn on the detector. Long press power off button to tum off the detector. Detector will automatically shut down after 5 minutes without operation.
Sensitivity Button ”S”
High-Sensitivity mode,the light turns on(50 to 500 ppm).
Low-Sensitivity mode, the light off(500 to 1,000 ppm).
How to Charge
After connected with a USB-C cable, the indicator lights on the side are red means it is charging and green means it is full charger. Charging takes 2 hours.
Hems
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
I got this to ensure there were no gas leaks with my appliances. It takes about 30 seconds to calibrate, but after that, it is supposed to detect even the faintest gas leaks.Returning this as I do not think it works, I tried putting on the gas stove and pointing this towards it but not beeps.
Rational Wolf
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025
Helpful to check regularly water heater, stove and furnace if there is any leak. It detects the leak but you need to hold it couple of seconds as it takes to detect.It easy functions.
Amin M
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
Works well, you can adjust the sensitivety easy to use and its chargeable so you don't need to by external batteries
Jinal
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
This is tiny affordable and ready to use product which gives peace of mind. Functional and works well.
Greg
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
Smelled a little funny in the cabinets under my stove, and gas leak detector immediately went off. So for me the good news it works. Set up was very easy. First I tested it using the stove without the flame to confirm it works. Then later tested it in the cabinets. Next step is figuring out where the leak is, but at least I was able to confirm step 1
DK USA
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
Great little device. It detected a gas leak and we were able to take care of it promptly. It could have been a disaster. Easy to use. Everyone should buy one of these!
Vine Voice
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
It works but it takes a while to sense natural gas. After waiting for the initial start up. I tried this on my gas stove and with a known leak that was tagged on some of my pipes a while ago. On the most sensitive setting for this device, It took about 20 seconds for this to go off when I had my burner going without a flame and this was placed next to the gas source. I smelled it within 4 seconds. On the gas pipe leak it took about 15-20 seconds for it to beep, if I held it right on the leak. So this would make it really hard to troubleshoot a leak in my opinion.It did a better job detecting Butane from a lighter.This is the first one of these I've owned and maybe for this price point, it's worth it.
DMc
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
I recently did a repair on an propane refrigerator, the picture with bubbles was before the repair. I've wanted to be able to check it parodically since then, but getting behind the refrigerator and using bubbles makes it less likely to happen.With this Leak Detector I can reach behind the refrigerator and check it.The Leak Detector alerted from fumes on gasoline, a 1 lb bottle of propane, a butane lighter, and a 20 lb bottle of propane. I know that the 20 lb bottle of propane is empty, so there was very little pressure coming from that tank.My only concern is the Low Sensitivity setting, meaning the Leak Detector will only alert to a greater volume of leakage. The way to tell your in Low or High Sensitivity is that the button with the S is lit or not lit.In that Low Sensitivity setting you wont need a leak detector, you'll be able to clearly smell fumes.The alerts were not instant, it took several seconds and it states that in the directions.This is a great addition to my tool box, good value for the piece of mind, and its rechargeable!I'll probably find a small hard case to put it in so I don't lose the charging cord or get trash in the sensor head.
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