Residential gas leak detector( LPG)

1850 INR/Piece

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Material Plastic
Usage Industrial
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Residential gas leak detector( LPG) Price And Quantity

Minimum Order Quantity 1 Piece
Price 1850 INR/Piece
Price Range 1550.00 - 1850.00 INR/Piece

Residential gas leak detector( LPG) Product Specifications

Usage Industrial
Material Plastic

Residential gas leak detector( LPG) Trade Information

Payment Terms Cash on Delivery (COD) Cash Against Delivery (CAD) Cash Advance (CA) Cheque
Supply Ability 100 Piece Per Day
Delivery Time 1 Week
Certifications ISO 9001: 2015; CE Certification; CCOE & CMRI Approvals; PESO Tested.

Product Description

The Residential Gas Leak Detector is a vital safety device designed to protect your home and family from potential gas leaks. This compact and user-friendly detector is specifically designed for residential use, capable of detecting a variety of gases, such as natural gas (methane) and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). With its fast response time and loud audible alarms, the Residential Gas Leak Detector provides early warning of gas leaks, enabling quick action to prevent accidents and ensure peace of mind for homeowners.

FAQ:

Q: What is a Residential Gas Leak Detector?

A: Residential Gas Leak Detector is a safety device designed to detect and alert homeowners about the presence of gas leaks, helping prevent potential hazards in residential settings.

Q: How does the detector work?

A: The Residential Gas Leak Detector uses sensitive sensors to monitor the air for the presence of gases like methane and LPG. When it detects a gas leak, it triggers an audible alarm to warn occupants of the potential danger.

Q: What types of gases can the detector detect?

A: The detector is designed to detect gases commonly found in residential environments, such as natural gas (methane) and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).

Q: Where should I install the Residential Gas Leak Detector in my home?

A: It's advisable to install the detector near gas appliances like stoves, ovens, water heaters, and in areas with gas pipelines, such as utility rooms or basements.