Gas Leak Detector for Home – Natural Gas, Propane, Methane, Butane, LPG, LNG Alarm – Plug-in Combustible Gas Monitor & Safety Sensor for Kitchen, RV, Camper, Trailer
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Features
- ENHANCED SAFETY Protect your home and family with this plug-in gas leak detector. It emits a loud 80dB siren, voice alarm, and flashing red light when combustible gases are detectedsuch as methane (natural gas) or propanebefore they reach dangerous, explosive levels. Ideal for kitchen, camper, or RV use. Tested to meet UL 1484 safety standards for added peace of mind.
- REAL-TIME GAS MONITORING Continuously detects and displays the concentration of combustible gas on a clear LED screen, from 0% to 20% of the Lower Explosive Limit (LEL). Alerts activate when levels reach 5% LEL, giving you early warning before gas reaches a dangerous or explosive concentration. Features both audible siren and voice alarm for immediate awareness.
- ENERGY-EFFICIENT & COST-SAVING Uses less than 3 watts of power, making it an eco-friendly choice with minimal energy consumption. Helps prevent accidental gas leakslike leaving the stove onpotentially reducing your gas bill and environmental impact.
- DURABLE & EASY TO CLEAN Built with a tough, double-sided ABS shell that resists wear and wipes clean with ease. Designed for long-term use in kitchens, campers, RVs, and other high-traffic areas.
- EXPERT DESIGN & LIFETIME U.S. SUPPORT Backed by a Midwest-based chemist and dedicated customer support team to assist with any questions. Includes a free 20+ page eBook on gas and air quality hazardsan added resource to help you stay informed and protected.
Brand: EG
Style: Gas Detector
Power Source: Propane
Color: White
Product Dimensions: 1.6"D x 3.6"W x 5.2"H
Item Weight: 7.4 Ounces
Alarm: Audible
Operating Humidity: 95 percent
Upper Temperature Rating: 55 Degrees Celsius
Manufacturer: EG
Brand: EG
Style: Gas Detector
Power Source: Propane
Color: White
Product Dimensions: 1.6"D x 3.6"W x 5.2"H
Item Weight: 7.4 Ounces
Alarm: Audible
Operating Humidity: 95 percent
Upper Temperature Rating: 55 Degrees Celsius
Manufacturer: EG
UPC: 761856503007 761856503083
Part Number: EG-NGD050
Item Weight: 7.4 ounces
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Package Quantity: 1
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: November 30, 2017
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025 by C. Shivers
It helps us a lot to have this gas meter, because we figured out that gas was coming into our trailer home and this device proofed it. The neighbor are making illegal drugs and are using propane or gas and I was getting circulation problems and feeling dizzy 🥴. We plugged this in all the time and the alarm would wake us up at night. I am grateful for a gas meter like this. It is good to have and to be able to measure the gas level. I definitely give it 5 stars. I hope this review is helpful. Sabiene :)
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025 by Sabiene :)
This is a loud alarm and it works great. I had a problem with the instructions though. I had bought this for an RV...and they said not for RV's. Also, the placement of it was so prohibitive I doubt many would find an area in a sticks and bricks house! Anyhow, I placed it in the area I put my tank for the portable heater. At first it goes through a warming process for 3 min. then it's ready. I found some of my fittings didn't seal properly and the alarm went off. It's LOUD, so that's good. I put some gas/propane seal on the fittings and tried again and am ok. I would have given 5 stars if it weren't for the stupid instructions and limitations.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2018 by Gypsy B
Smelled a natural gas leak one day from our 6-month-old water heater. The pilot had gone out a few times, but the last time it did, the gas did not automatically shut off. That's pretty scary. The thermopile (?) had gone bad and we got it replaced, but I was concerned that this could happen again. If it did at night, we'd never know it. The installation of the detector was easy...but finding a good spot was why I gave it 4 stars. There are many places it couldn't be installed for different reasons, but we did find one. I can't tell you how good it works because, so far, no gas leaks. At least I feel more protected at night.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2022 by JanD.
Update - I realized our other natural gas detector is at 0 when this one is at 4... same location ... and I moved this one around the house - and always 4 the other one always 0- but I did the lighter test with the other one to confirm that one works perfectly fine - so this one just is not working correctly- after about 6 months of use. The hardest part was setting it up as they say (so high up, but not above the stove, not by a window ... etc) We got this after we found a gas leak right after moving into our new place. But it seems to consistently be at a 2-4% ... which I don’t get why because the gas company has been to our house saying all is fine. However... this morning our heat went out which was an issue with the air intake and outtake from the house (condensation and freezing) and this thing woke us as it went off. We have a different one not as sensitive plugged in until we decide if this one with such a low % alarm rate is the right fit for us. I honestly don’t like it created a false alarm for us. ... there was a build up of gas but not in a harmful way and we would have woken cold and realized that the heater was out. ... instead we woke half asleep and scared- I ran to the baby’s room we called the gas company and grabbed our cat and all exited the house. ... delaying getting the heat back on- because again this thing was so loud and alarming and we were half asleep -instinct was to clear out of the house.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2020 by TAK
Plugged in , waited a minute or so for it to warm up & go Into working mode then Placed just above stove burner, turned the stove burner knob on ( not ignited, just propane raw gas) & within 2 seconds the detector number started quickly going up with alarm. This detector Tested absolutely perfect. I then gutted out the original broken propane detector because it's existing hole was larger then the new detector and I wanted to install the new one in the same spot. So removed the old detector, gutted the insides so just the housing remained. Installed the new detector wall mount plate onto the face of old detector shell using the 2 screws provided. Cut the 120v AC Plug End off the new detector cord, ( if you do this make sure you only cut the plug end of the cord ( the end with 2 metal prongs). Inserted cut end of cord into and out of the old empty plastic housing, now with the detector power cable inside the cabnit, I chose to wire it directly into a existing junction box. (The detector Blue & Brown wires are connected to the 120v WHITE (Neutral) & BLACK (Hot) wires. It does not matter which color wire from the detector is connected to the white or black wire. JUST INSURE only 1 colored wire is connected to the 120v black wire and the other to the 120v White.)
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2021 by wayne paiva wayne paiva
If the knobs on our range get turned accidentally they will allow gas into the house without ignition. This is simple to setup and has a clear display.
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025 by Brian A. Egge Brian A. Egge
I felt that it would be much safer in a household using propane for heat, hot water, and cooking to have a propane detector to alert us about a leak or a stove burner inadvertently left on but not lit. This product was the best one I could find for our situation. It has a cord so it can be plugged in to an outlet for power, rather than relying on a battery; thus the detector can be located where it is most likely to respond, even if the wall outlet is not right in that spot (ours wasn't.) The alert when gas is detected is loud and unmistakable. It appears to be well made and practical and comes with an ebook of good information and instructions for best use and safety. The price was right, shipping was fast, and the end product was a safer situation for us. Some might prefer battery operation, but our appliances won't be in use if there is a power outage of any reasonable length, and I worry that a battery might go dead without warning, leaving us unprotected. So far, I have nothing but good to report about this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2019 by Old iron guy