Combustible Gas Detectors: Sensors Respond Only to Propane Gas, LP Gas, or Natural Gas LEAKS. Sensors Respond to Raw, Unburned Propane Gas, LP Gas, or Natural Gas. Gas Alarms Sound At or Below 25% of Lower Explosive Limit of the Gas.

Risks from Combustible Gas Leaks

CO Gas Detectors: Sensors Respond only to Carbon Monoxide Gas, Produced by INCOMPLETE BURNING of Fossil Fuels Such as Wood, Coal, Propane Gas, LP Gas, or Methane Gas.

Home/Business Use:
	120V Gas Detectors by Safe-T-Alert (65" Line Cord for Proper Placement) Use for Propane Gas, LP Gas, or Methane Gas.		120V Combustible Gas Detectors by Safety Siren (Direct Plug In).Use for Propane Gas, LP Gas or Methane Gas (Natural Gas).
	120V Propane Gas & LP Gas Detector (6' Line Cord with Battery Backup)		Propane Gas or Methane Gas Detectors with Appliance Safety Shut Off: 120V
RV & Marine Use:
	12V LP Gas or Propane Gas Detectors by Safe-T-Alert. Series 400 (Surface or Flush Mount) for RV's.		12V LP Gas or Propane Gas Detectors by Safe-T-Alert. Series 300 (Surface or Flush Mount) for RV's.
Combination CO & Combustible Gas Alarm by Safety Siren. Use for Propane Gas or Natural Gas When Space is Limited.:
	120V Combination CO & Gas Detector (Direct Plug In)

Poisoning, brain damage or death by asphyxiation. Exposure to small amounts of carbon monoxide over a long time or to large amount of carbon monoxide in a short time results in poisoning, neurological damage, and/or death. Effects of poisoning are more severe in the young, the elderly, pregnant women and their fetuses, and those with respiratory problems. Carbon monoxide replaces oxygen in red blood cells. Exposure to large amounts of propane gas or natural gas results in reduced oxygen for breathing. Death, personal injury, or damage/destruction of property by explosion and fire. Methane (natural gas) and propane (liquified petroleum gas) are about equally explosive. Methane is lighter than air and rises to the ceiling. Propane is heavier than air and sinks to the floor. Think about stalagtites growing from cave ceilings, first pooling and then growing longer. Think methane. Think how stalagmites pooling and grow up from the cave floor. Think propane. Mount natural gas (methane) alarms near the ceiling and near each gas appliance. Mount propane alarms near the floor and near each propane gas appliance. Carbon monoxide, a by-product of incomplete combustion of fossil fuels (combustible gas, coal, wood, etc.) disperses fairly evenly in air. Install carbon monoxide alarms in locations near gas appliances, living areas, and in or near bedrooms. Mercaptan,a rotten egg scent, is added to colorless and odorless methane and propane gases. Mercaptan's odor varies according to the amount added. The odor can fade with time and storage. A strong rotten egg odor may not mean danger. And a slight odor may not mean safety. Detector sensors react to the gas concentrations in the air, not amount of odor. Sensors are specific to carbon monoxide gas or methane/propane/natural gas. Install two two distinct detectors for maximum safety. So don't depend on your nose. Detectors and alarms jave no colds, allergies, tobacco or alcohol usage, loss of ability to smell, strong cooking odors, etc. What you think is sewer gas, garbage, or a dead mouse might a combustible gas leak. BE SAFE: Install separate alarms for combustible gases and carbon monoxide. Mounting heights differ according to the gas being monitored. Know which alarm is which. Test alarms regularly. Change batteries, if any, annually. Keep gas appliances well maintained. Do not enter a home when an alarm is sounding. Call 911. Evacuate immediately if a combustible gas alarm sounds. Do NOT close the door or turn off lights. If you don’t know which one (CO or gas) is sounding, LEAVE. Call 911 after you evacuate.

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