Home > Carbon Monoxide Detectors / Propane, Methane Natural Gas Detectors

We specialize in high quality Radon Testing Devices. A Radon Detector or Radon Test Kit can allow you to easily determine if your home is safe from this invisible, tasteless and odorless dangerous gas.

Radon is the #1 source of lung cancer in non-smokers, causing more than 20,000 deaths per year. About one in every fifteen U.S. homes are unsafe, and many more have unhealthy Radon Gas Levels.

Helpful Hint: The good news is that a radon problem can be fixed. We can help you find a Radon Removal Mitigation Specialist, who is certified by the NRSB (National Radon Safety Board) Get More Information about How to Fix a Radon Problem

Carbon Monoxide Detectors / Propane, Methane Natural Gas Detectors

Carbon monoxide poisoning is a dangerous and often fatal condition that occurs after excessive inhalation of carbon monoxide (CO). Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless and tasteless gas that it is very difficult for people to detect without a Carbon Monoxide Detector. Sources of carbon monoxide inside homes occurs from leaks or openings from automobile exhaust (and exhaust from other gasoline powered vehicles and power tools), propane fueled equipment and tank leaks and openings, faulty furnaces, heaters, wood-burning stoves

Natural Gas (Methane Gas is the major component of natural gas) heats our homes and powers our appliances such as stoves and ovens. It is extremely flammable and explosive when used in excess or if a leak occurs. Many people also use Propane Liquid Gas for heat and other power, and it has the same issues.

A 3-in-1 Combination Carbon Monoxide, Propane and Methane Gas Detector will sound an alarm when any of these levels become unsafe, but before they become a dire emergency.


Safety Siren Pro Series Combination Gas Detector: Carbon Monoxide, Natural Gas (Methane) and Propane

Safety Siren Pro Series Combination Gas Detector: Carbon Monoxide, Natural Gas (Methane) and Propane

Free Shipping on this Item!

Keep your family safe with the Safety Siren 3-in-1 gas detector. This Unit Detects Carbon Monoxide, Natural Gas (Methane) and Propane Gas. These are the most common combustible & potentially toxic gases found in a home. The Safety Siren will will sound an alarm when the level of gas in the air becomes dangerous. This product is Made in the USA!

Get Full Product Description and Specifications

$99.95
Your Price: $59.95
Availability: Usually ships the next business day.
HS80504
Safety Siren Pro Series Combustible Gas Detector: Natural Gas (Methane) & Propane

Safety Siren Pro Series Combustible Gas Detector: Natural Gas (Methane) & Propane

Free Shipping for Orders of Two or More

The Safety Siren Pro Series Combustible Gas Detector helps to keep your home safe from gas fume explosions and fires by detecting dangerous levels of hydrocarbon gases, specifically natural gas (methane) and/or propane gas. This device is extremely important if you heat or cook with propane or natural gas. This product is Made in the USA!

Get Full Product Description and Specifications

$69.95
Your Price: $44.95
Availability: Usually ships the next business day.
HS80501

For most people, carbon monoxide become toxic when it reaches a level above 50 ppm (parts per million) with continuous exposure over an 8 hour period. When the level of CO becomes even higher, a person will suffer from symptoms of exposure. Mild exposure over a few hours ( CO levels between 70 ppm and 100 ppm) cause flu-like symptoms such as headache, red burning eyes and a runny nose. Medium exposure ( CO levels between 150 ppm to 300 ppm) will cause dizziness, drowsiness and vomiting. Extreme exposure ( CO levels of 400 ppm and higher) will result in unconsciousness, brain damage and death.

Combustible gas refers to compressed gases and liquids that are normally used as a source of heat or power generation, or as a solvent (i.e. medical use). A flammable gas can burn when brought in contact with high heat or flame. A flammable compressed gas has a mixture of 13 percent or less (by volume) air is flammable when air is under 12 percent. Under certain conditions, after these gases ignite, they can produce violent explosions and damage.