LPG Gas Leak Detector with Voice Alarm and Display

Reliable LPG Gas Leak Detection for Home and Workplace

This LPG Gas Leak Detector is designed to provide clear, early warning of dangerous gas concentrations in kitchens, boiler rooms, workshops and other LPG usage areas. Using a highly reliable catalytic combustion sensor, it continuously monitors the air and displays real-time gas concentration in PPM on its integrated screen.

The detector is powered by AC 100-240 V and includes a built-in backup battery, ensuring continuous operation during power interruptions. With support for both Chinese and English human voice prompts, as well as audible siren alerts, it clearly communicates alarm conditions. A wireless transmission range of up to 150 m in open areas allows it to integrate with compatible wireless alarm systems for wider coverage and centralized monitoring.

Compact in size (approximately 120 × 80 × 35 mm) and supplied with an EU or US plug according to your location, this unit is suitable for most residential and light commercial environments that use LPG (liquefied petroleum gas such as propane or butane). Please note: this detector is designed for combustible LPG gases only and does not detect toxic gases such as carbon monoxide.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Continuous LPG monitoring - Catalytic combustion sensor provides ongoing detection of combustible gas leaks in everyday environments.
• Clear visual and voice alerts - PPM display, human voice prompts, and built-in siren help ensure leaks are noticed quickly.
• Flexible power and placement - Wide AC input range, backup battery, and 150 m wireless range support reliable integration into safety systems.

FAQ

Q: Which gases can this detector sense?
A: It is designed for combustible LPG gases such as propane and butane. It does not detect carbon monoxide or other toxic gases.

Q: Does it work during a power outage?
A: Yes. The detector is powered by AC 100-240 V but includes a built-in backup battery to maintain operation when mains power is interrupted.

Q: How will I know when there is a leak?
A: In an alarm condition, the unit sounds a loud siren, issues a human voice prompt (Chinese or English, depending on settings), and displays the gas concentration on the screen. When connected to a compatible wireless alarm system, it can also trigger remote notifications.

Q: Where should I install the detector?
A: Install it in areas where LPG is used, such as near gas stoves, boilers, or cylinders, following local safety guidelines and the included installation instructions.