does this detect CNG gases?
1194644
I can't say definitively, but since it is combustible, I would think it should.
428546
Sorry that I do not know. I have a gas range and it works perfectly with gas.
1315921
Yes it will detect a fuel leak in a gasoline engine w/o problems. The amount wíĺl vary with the volume of fuel. Suģgestion: use a separste contreiner witj little volume so that you can get a higher concentration of ink. The laek will be much more visible under black ligth.
153504
No this is designed for liquids not gasses. Search Solenoid gas valves and you can find one designed for your purpose.
796563
It will detect the radiation emitted by radon gas, but it is not, per se, a radon gas detector. There are detectors sold which are used for a few hours up to a few weeks that you set out, then send in to get a radon level count. I'm sure those would prove far more useful if that is your goal.
1083722
It is not a carbon monoxide detector, we bought it to measure the draft flow from our coal stove going into our chimney
914283
To my knowledge, it only detects CO, not propane. However, the unit that I was sold was over 10 years old and outdated and did not work and I had to send it back. It is best to buy a fresh one at Home Depot or Lowes.
281235
Yes it does. You can read it on gas scale or E85 scale. I run E85 and use the gas scale
1274187
Yes, calibrate it away from the area to be tested. It will start to respond when you are near the leak then the response intensifies the closer you get to the leak. It samples combustible gases in the atmosphere, the closer you are to the leak the greater the amount of combustible gases.
2209059
No. This only tests for ph, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate. You can get a cheap hydrometer here on Amazon. Just do a search for it.
1219661
this only detects smoke/steam; it does not detect carbon monoxide. It would be useful anywhere that you can hear it.
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.
576613
yes! It willl also detect fans, stereo speakers,refrigerators, other normal household items. But it's biggest advantage is to identify much smaller and less powerful electo-madnetic anomalies such as insects from another sector the light sprectrum - for instance, creatures from the infra-red and ultra-violet sectors and the less powerful energy left behind from ghosts.\Good luck with your meter and have a lot of fun identifying objects other than by the naked eye. Jim Glover
1113491
No. Activated carbon adsorbs gas; it does not absorb it. Adsorb is correct in this case.
2097405
According to the manual, yes. I haven't used for that purpose yet but states it detects them all.
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.
1705574
The short answer is "Yes." The longer answer is that the CO sensors slowly deteriorate with time and so there is (was?) an industry standard that has devices shut themselves down after a fixed period of several years and signal the need for replacement. It's a safety measure.