Does this device detect carbon monoxide leaks as well?
993144
I'm going to say no. Although this dectector will detect numerous types of gas, it is intended as a combustible gas detector... which carbon monoxide is not - it is a by product of combustible gas. Also keep in mind it is a leak detector and not designed for open air use.
1542624
I didn't see anything in the manual that it would provide an alert. No failure yet, so I can't say from personal experience.
185201
All the test button does is check the BATTERY. It does NOT check the smoke sensor. They all say to test the sensor by using a can of 'smoke detector test aerosol'. Why not the real deal like real life smoke/fire I do not know nor understand at all! I find it worrisome.
496038
One. The gas (CO or Natural) must come into contact with the sensors. The device cannot detect gases remotely.
680250
It does use the sensors in the car to report fuel mileage. Works with my Android phone and tablet.
806146
Yes. But, the screen is blank until you push the right hand button in for about a second. Then the carbon monoxide level and battery level indicator are shown for a few seconds.
1280152
fire always brings Carbon monoxide. So if there is fire this will always go off. Can it replace a smoke detector > no just like smoke detectors can not detect CO.
1219661
this only detects smoke/steam; it does not detect carbon monoxide. It would be useful anywhere that you can hear it.
1537273
At least not mine. I also have a carbon monoxide detector connected to the second plug in th same outlet and have no issues.
1083723
It's only function is to measure pressure and pressure differential. It doesn't detect carbon monoxide or any other gasses.
2266452
Not technically, but if you aren't a total bone head you should be fine. I use one in my rig and it works great. Get an o2 meter and a carbon monoxide alarm, don't run it when no one is home, and I don't run mine while I sleep.
1723825
In our home we have a group of 6 smoke alarms, 2 of them being carbon monoxide detectors. They connect up to the wiring all the same, any way the ones I have replaced do, the smoke alarm/carbon monoxide detectors just preform more function.
444773
Not to my knowledge. The sensor is a ring that replaces the spark plug gasket. I use this to monitor the cylinder head temperature of an air-cooled VW engine.
806147
The display is blank but you can see the 2 buttons under the display panel - the one on the left side is a test button and the one on the right shows the level in the display panel when pressed. So yes, when you press the right button and no carbon monoxide is detected it will display 0 in the display panel.
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.
1496897
This is not a carbon monoxide (CO) detector; it is a dual smoke and fire detector. Where the old smoke detectors do not sense smoldering fires, this one does, using dual technology to "sense" a fire more quickly. You need a separate CO detector.
1937252
No it doesn't. And actually I don't recommend it. I just had a dryer fire and this detector was right over top of it in the laundry room. The room was filled with smoke by the time we noticed it and the detector never went off and afterwards I tested it and it tested fine. I had just put a new battery in the 2 of them I purchased about 2 weeks prior. My husband lit a paper roll and put it under them and despite the fire and smoke they didn't go off. I threw them in the trash. My home could have burned down and lives lost. Thank Heavens we were here .