Features of the Si-CD3 Gas Leak Detector

• Detection includes: methane (CH4), propane, isobutane, and LPG
• Gas leakage indication in ppm, %vol, or %LEL
• Hold-Min-Max functions
• Configurable auto power-off

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Download the Technical Data Sheet for the Si-CD3 by Sauermann

What is the importance of a Gas Leak Detector?

Gas leak detectors are important safety devices that can help prevent fires, explosions, and other hazards caused by leaks of natural gas, propane, and other combustible gases.

A gas leak can occur in a variety of settings, including homes, caravans, RV's, businesses, and industrial facilities. They can be caused by a number of factors, such as faulty appliances, damaged pipes, and improper installation or maintenance.

How does a Gas Leak Detector work?

A Gas leak detector works by detecting the presence of combustible gases in the air. When a leak is detected, the detector will sound an alarm and/or send a signal to a central monitoring station. This allows homeowners, businesses, and industrial facilities to take immediate action to address the leak and prevent a hazardous situation.

The three main reasons that using a Gas leak detector is important:

• Safety: a gas leak can lead to fires, explosions, and other hazards. Gas leak detectors can help to prevent these hazards by detecting leaks early and alerting homeowners, caravaners, businesses, and industrial facilities to take action.
• Health: exposure to combustible gases can be harmful to human health. Combustible gases can cause dizziness, nausea, headaches, and respiratory problems and in high concentrations, combustible gases can be fatal. 
• Property damage: an unattended gas leak can damage property. Fires and explosions caused by gas leaks can destroy homes, caravans, businesses, and industrial facilities. Gas leak detectors can help prevent property damage by early gas leak detection.