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Product description High & low Sensitivity Switch The gas leak detector has a switchable dual sensitivity range to help pinpoint leaks. Low sensitivity mode: 500 to 1,000 ppm High sensitivity mode: 50 to 500 ppm Visual & Audio Alarm When a combustible gas leak is detected, the bar graph will increase as the gas concentration increases, while the beeping will become faster as the gas concentration increases Low Battery Indication When the battery voltage of the gas detector is less than 3.0V, the screen will display a low battery indication, prompting you to replace the battery in time Automatic Shutdown No measurement signal and key operation, automatic shutdown in about 5 minutes Q:How to set up the gas detector for detection? A:"Turn on the device in a clean air environment, wait for 30 seconds to warm up, the analog bar stops jumping, indicating the end of warm up." Q: How close does the detector need to be to the target to detect a gas leak? A: Typically 1-5 centimeters. Move the sensor head as slowly as possible (3-5 centimeters per second) to the location to be checked for leaks. When a combustible gas leak is detected, the analog bar will increase as the gas concentration increases, and the beeps will also become faster as the gas concentration increases. Q: What Are Combustible Gases? A: "Examples of combustibles gases include the following: Acetone, industrial solvents, alcohol, jet fuel, ammonia, lacquer, thinners, benzene, methane, butane, naphtha, ethylene oxide, natural gas, gasoline, propane, halon, refrigerants, hydrogen sulfide, and toluene." Q: Do Gas Leak Detectors Indicate Which Gas Is Being Detected? A: "No, it do not. Gas leak detectors cannot discriminate from the hundreds of different combustible gases that may be present in your sample. A typical combustibles gas detector is calibrated to methane. Q: Can I Use a Natural Gas Leak Detector for Sewer Gas? A: "Yes, using a gas leak detector is a fantastic tool as a starting point to try to locate a sewer gas leak. Most sewer gas is also composed of methane and hydrogen sulfide." Q: Will a Gas Leak Detector Detect LPG? A: "Yes, LPG is propane and will be detected" Q: Can It Detect a Leak from a Gas Pipe Hidden Behind Drywall? A: "No. For a gas leak detector to find a leak, the actual leak must be accessible to the sensor head of the device." Q: Can a Gas Leak Detector Be Used for a Car Fuel Leak? A: "Yes. Gas leak detectors can help find a fuel leak in transport vehicles." Q: How Can I Test My Gas Leak Detector? A: "The best way to test your gas leak detector is to expose it to a known gas source." Q: Can the Gas Sensor be Replaced? A: "If you find that the sensor no longer works within three years from the date of purchase, Please contact sales." Sensor: Gas Sensitive Semiconductor (GSS) Detection Range: 50 to 1000PPM(Methane) Response Sensitivity: >50PPM Warm-up Time: 30 seconds Response Time: ≤ 500ppm: 0.5 seconds; >500ppm: 2 seconds Alarm: Visual: bar graph; Audible: Variable Tone Frequency Buzzer Operating Temperature: 32℉ to 122℉ (0℃ to 50℃) / 20% to 80%RH Relative Humidity: 14℉ to 140℉ (-10℃ to 60℃) / 20% to 80%RH Power Source: 2x 1.5V AAA Alkaline Batteries (Included) Dimensions: 6.61 x 0.85 x 1.35in (168x21.65x26.3mm) Weight: 80G Material: PVC
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