My wife leaves the gas stove on without flame. Would this product be recommended and does it sound alarm?
1985339
I don't think this is correct product for you. It is made to detect the location of small leaks. You already know the source/location of your "leak". It is not an alarm but a diagnostic tool.
2083893
Yes, but consult the user manual for placement. This answer is based on the manufacturer's technical specifications. I heat with natural gas and have had no false alarms. Also have not tried to force an alarm by exposing unit to gas.
1460505
remember carbon monoxide will build up. I never sleep with heater on. I installed a carbon monoxide detector.
254270
It should not set off your fire alarm. The vapor is a water vapor, unlike smoke. I know that Febreeze can set off the alarm if you spray it directly at the box, but I use this product in my spa rooms (which are very small) and it does not set anything off.
1015092
Yes if it's on and heating you should hear the fan. There is the mode where just the flames light up (no heat) and that setting is silent
673361
I actually just used my Griswold paddles without a base on my gas stove. I just turned the fire down until the results were what I was looking for.
2218345
Mae West, You can plug this Security Alarm in any plugs other than where this pellet stove is and not worry if it will be set off! This alarm works by windows or doors being shook or moved! Watch out for real windy days, though it can set this alarm off!
1636828
the unit is quite noisy. I plan to shut it off at night if the power goes off at night, but then, there is nothing I need to power at night so why waste the fuel? The unit is 5' away from the house.
54119
Note that I'm replying to an adult, as an adult. If you used this in a sealed chamber, it would be dangerous. Otherwise, some intelligent common sense is all that's required. I, in an effort to be overcautious, in a larger, high-ceilinged home, tested this stove, sitting on top of our gas range, with the hood fan on full. I'm skeptical about this little two burner being any more emitting than the standard gas range. All flame emits carbon monoxide to one degree or another. Don't test the limits, use common sense. Enjoy.
254271
This will absolutly not set off your smoke alarms. It is not smoke from a fire coming out of this humidifier. This is a cool mist of steam. Its much less steam than a tea pot will put out, and again, it's a cool mist.
2021715
It is quite loud, especially as it boils and goes into second stage whistle. I live in a condo, and I always rush to the stove because I am worried neighbors will think it is a fire alarm when it whistles. I suspect the whistle is about as loud as you will find on a tea kettle.
850847
It's always a good idea to turn off the gas. That said, I did not and it's not necessary - as long as your oven valve is off and you don't have any gas leaks in or around your stove.
1844299
Yes. I have used this at home during Super Storm Sandy and during a snow storm when we lost power, (WE HAVE A TOTAL ELECTRIC HOME). It's no different than cooking on your gas range. There are no fumes from the butane fuel. These are the same burners used at restaurant buffets. We love it. Hope this helps you.JCD
2058878
Goodness NO! It's not "Smokeless"! There is no 'ventilation' of any kind provided with this grill. If you're going to cook anything that gives off a lot of smoke you most assuredly will need to use an exhaust hood or whatever keeps your smoke alarms from going off. That said ... I've never had an issue with alarms going off while cooking : burgers, steak, chicken, salmon, hot dogs, etc etc etc. I'd guess that you don't realize with this type of a grill, the grease runs off. Meaning the food doesn't sit in burning (and smoking) hot grease, the way it does in a pan.
810446
No it does not. I use my grill frequently and have never had an issue with smoke alarms.
919250
The code could be solved if the alarm is due to dirty system. Misfires could damage the CAT a good garage can tell you but be aware that you have to pay for diagnostics. Trying and not deleting the alarm will put you back one bottle in monies.
454423
No, but you should always have a smoke alarm and a carbon monoxide detector. For your safety in anything that has propane appliances.