IS this a replacement for a Miti SA-8 propane detector?
1516053
looks like its a NATURAL GAS detector..... will it detect other explosive gasses? dunno
1516054
No it is not. The MTI SA-8 is 6.5 inches wide x 3.5 inches tall x 1.25 inches in depth. This unit is 12 inches wide x 8 inches tall x 4 inches in depth.
496039
It's not a matter of square feet...........you place it near the source of your gas heater /hot water heater,as this is where the problem may occur......if the amount of gas leaking is enough the detector will go off
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I don't see why not...as long as the magnets hold...it should work. It emits an alarm based on the change in temperature created when the the liquid propane converts to a gas and the level of liquid drops.
1578718
Mine was installed near the ceiling and it worked fine to detect CO from an old stove's pilot light that malfunctioned and turned itself off. My apartment was slowly filling with gas that I only faintly smelled when entering. I believe I had the First Alert brand, but I'm sure they all work the same.
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Check with your gas company. Our propane company recommended one for safety.
1770724
I asked myself, "Let's see, if the model number is the same, aren't the insides pretty much the same?" I have had the silver one for 3+ years. It's a great detector as far as I am concerned. Have one in my car, and one on my motorcycle. Good luck.
1165009
Sorry, I am not familiar with the Propane Unit. I can tell you that it tightly fits the regular Masterbuilt. It is really too tight and too long. But it is very heavy, so I use it. The others would not survive outside.
1422723
I used the same brand. The sensors after about 10 years will begin to fail. After discussing the issue with tech reps from the manufacturer I replaced all of the detectors with the new replacement model and have had no problems.
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i believe the one you will need is the "Weber Genesis Gold Gas Grill Replacement 303613 Grill Ignitor 7510".
884255
Hello. I don't remember the model of my old smoke detectors but 4120B sounds familiar. I had to remove the old mounting plate but that was as simple as loosening the two retaining screws, removing the old mounting plate, installing the new mounting plate and tightening the two screws. The hardwire plug was identical. I did eight detectors in 30 minutes and that includes setting up a very tall ladder. Good luck.
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I don't know. Ours died about a year after we bought it, before we took a long trip where we had to worry about carrying propane.
1704097
Yes it is, sometimes it's called the oxygen sensor, both are interchangeable names. The code identifies what bank and sensor number needs to be repaired, they upstream sensors, relatively easy to change out with a sensor socket.
530707
No , that is a 'Retail' thermostat , I don't believe it is RedLink or compatible with remote sensing capabilities. You would want the TH8321R stat.
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I have used it for R134A and R12. It works better than any other detector i have used over the years and it is unaffected by the wind which is a big plus. You have to be patient as it takes a few minuits to warm up. However there is still no substitute for pressure testing with compressed nitrogen to determine leak locations.
549418
It can replace E127765 Mod TA306 120VAC. Wife bought this sensor , and we just installed it. I figure I share my finding.
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I do not know for certain. I do know that when I bring up online pictures for the the Escort Supercup and compare them in detail with the Supercup for Beltronics detectors, they are the same pictures. There may be slight dimensional differences though. I could not find the exact specs on either model. I would recommend that you contact the manufacturer. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
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Agree with RIS.Depends on how your old ones are wired, or linked together, if at all.If they are powered by 120 volt house current, and are linked together, the answer would most likely be "no".If your old detectors are battery-operated type, and of the "stand alone" variety, the answer would be "yes".I replaced several of my old "First Alert" battery operated detectors with these, and have had no issues.