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Natural Gas Detector, Toptes Pt205 Gas Leak Detector With Audible & Visual Alarm, Propane Leak Detector With%Lel Value Of Methan
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Description
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Stay Away from Explosions; stay Safe with PT205 Gas Leak DetectorEnsuring the safety of your family and property30s Warm-Up Time0.5s Quick Response75dB Audible Alarm5min Automatic Shut-DownLow Battery Indication%LEL MeasurementWhat's Included in the Package:1x PT205 Gas Leak Detector1x Drawstring Carry Bag2x AAA Batteries1x User ManualFAQQ: How to set up the detector to make it ready to detect?A: Turn on and wait for 30 seconds to warm up. Please keep in mind that the warm-up process should be performed in a known 'clean' environment to achieve accurate results.Q: How close does the detector need to be to detect leaking gas from a natural gas pipeline?A: Generally 1-5cm, depending on the severity and concentration of the gas leak.Q: Can the sensors be replaced?A: We do not sell sensors separately. If you find that the sensor is no longer working within three years from the date of purchase, please get in touch with us.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: Why doesn't the screen light up/cant be turned on?A: The first thing to check is whether the battery is installed correctly (make sure the electrodes are oriented correctly). Next, please check whether the battery voltage is sufficient, and replace two new batteries to see if the detector works properly. If the problem persists, please get in touch with us to apply for exchange service.
Safety & Compliance
Safety & Compliance
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65):
This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What types of gases can the PT205 Natural Gas Detector detect? A: The PT205 Natural Gas Detector is designed to detect a wide range of combustible gases, including LPG, methane, ethane, propane, butane, natural gas, coal gas, gas fuel, and liquefied natural gas, making it versatile for various household and industrial applications.
- Q: How do I properly set up the PT205 gas leak detector? A: To set up the PT205 gas leak detector, simply turn it on and allow it to warm up for 30 seconds in a clean environment. This ensures accurate readings and prepares the device for effective gas leak detection.
- Q: What should I do if the PT205 gas detector's screen does not light up? A: If the screen of the PT205 gas detector does not light up, first check that the batteries are installed correctly, ensuring the electrodes are oriented properly. If the batteries are fine but the issue persists, consider replacing them with new ones or contact customer support for assistance.
- Q: How does the PT205 gas detector indicate the presence of gas? A: The PT205 gas detector features both visual and audible alarms to indicate gas presence. As gas levels rise, the device displays a bar graph and emits distinct beeps. High concentrations of gas will trigger a red display on the LCD screen, alerting users to potential dangers.
- Q: What is the difference between a gas leak detector and a gas monitor? A: A gas leak detector, like the PT205, is specifically designed to locate the source of a gas leak, providing real-time readings and alerts. In contrast, a gas monitor is used for continuous monitoring of gas levels in larger spaces but may not pinpoint the exact location of a leak.