Is this alarm sensitive enough to notice if someone is trying to syphon gas?
2025768
I don't think so but if someone is trying to open your gas door I would put a door switch there so when they open it the alarm will sound.
934184
Make sure you bought the one for ng and not propane. I sure wouldn't burn it if your alarm keeps sounding.
995485
No. I have a subwoofer and listen to loud music and movies sometimes. It has never triggered the alarm in the 5 years I've had it. It's easy to adjust the dial on the front of the device to ring only for significant quakes.
1853242
This is not an issue I've had. So I can only offer suggestions. It is possible to adjust the distance at which the alarm will be triggered. The configuration and size of the area/entryway where you plan to place "Rex" will determine if passerbys will set off the alarm. It is possible to "shield" the sides of the unit with metal but only to a limited degree.
1209929
Yes, I just read the manual and it states that it would generate an alarm if SpO2 goes below 90% an PR upper limit 120bpm and lower limit 50bpm. the buzzer will beep and flash on the screen. The values are preset. We haven't had abnormal measurements yet, thanks god, so I had to read the manual :)
603877
If it is moved or gets jarred it will make a loud "chirp" as a warning. I haven't had any false alarms with it. I believe if the alarm is triggered that it goes off in like 15 seconds unless the code is entered before that.
951022
I'm really not qualified to answer that. Perhaps contact the manufacturer of the alarm to get their take on your idea.
896158
I brought this as gift for my friend .the answer to your question was exactly the reason why I got it for him in the first place so, yes it is an anti-theif alarm system and he's very satified about it.
476494
You want to place it where you can hear the alarm, even the bedroom, as if a leak happens at night you can hear it.It must be low to the floor as propane is heaver than air. The sensor will sound the alarm at a lot lower concentration than it takes for dangerous level to happen.Also keep it away from drafts- windows, heat resisters, etc.
100995
Yes. The only slight draw backs are that some times pressure on the pad can set it off as well. Once you set the unit...if you unplug it, apply too much pressure to the pad, it will sound the alarm. (False alarm) Just reset the Chummie (Top button) when this happens and you are ready to go.
1692579
No, the alarm is basically a deterrent to a thief. When the security is breached, the alarm does sound, but not loud enough for even a close neighbor to hear. I guess it amounts to a scare tactic to a thief looking for an easy break- in. Hope this helps
965847
I strongly believe it WILL sound give your proposed scenario as long as you have adjusted the sensitivity level correctly. A tip: if yhe alarm seems like it is sounding too quickly/falsely, it is likely that water is trapped along the thin metal ring inside the circumference of the blue round part. A quick shake or two will remove this water. Also, I used a silver marker to make a couple of reference marks so I could better adjust it. One on the outside if the light blue top and another corresponding one on the outside of the black adjustment ring. Then you can easily see where you are in terms of sensitivity.
934182
It may very well be that you alarm is correctly detecting carbon monoxide or some NG. I would request you local fire department come and check for Carbon Monoxide or NG as they have more accurate instruments than your alarm. It may be that your alarm needs to be repositioned or replaced. Don't take a chance have the Fire Department check it out. Just call them when your alarm is sounding.:) BJ
905292
The alarm emits a light beep when activated (turned on) and the same when deactivating it. When it detects movement it emits a LOUD alarm that will awake anyone in the house. I used it to detect movementOf a walker used by the patient. I leaned it against the walker so that it fall over if the walker was moved. It worked like a charm.....
2065610
The alarm is about the size of say a small beeper. The sensor no bigger than a quarter. I would be hesitant to use it on anyone less than say 3 who would be able to untangle the cord in case it got stuck. My son has not complained about sharp edges. He is 7.
379616
Not in the current software. By the time any pulse ox alarms you patient has tanked... Rely on the early clinical signs of hypoxia rather than alarm that goes off too late...
997767
Actually the app has an alarm which can be programmed to go off if the oxygen level drops below some threshold. I found this out when I first started using it because it kept waking me up. I had to disable it.