Natural Gas Alarms Can Help Save Lives
Did You Know?
- A natural gas explosion/incident occurs every 40 hours
- 60% of U.S. homes use natural gas, and that continues to rise
- Every year, 4,200 home structure fires start with the ignition of natural gas
Sources: NFPA.org, eia.gov
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What to Look for in a Natural Gas Alarm?
Natural gas alarms can save lives, so choosing the right one for your home is important.
Here’s What to Look for...
- Sensitivity: Check if your sensors have a high enough sensitivity to lower the lower explosion limits (LEL). The greater the sensitivity, the faster the alarm can identify a natural gas leak (10% LEL is optimal).
- ETL/UL Listed: Ensure the gas alarm reflects a valid, accredited testing agency mark such as ETL or UL. The mark must be on the alarm itself, not just the packaging. Look for a gas alarm that is ETL Listed to the 1484 national standard.
- Power Source: Since natural gas rises, it’s best to look for a 100% battery-powered gas alarm so you can install it within 12 inches from the ceiling, as recommended per the NFPA. Plus, power outages will not affect a battery-powered alarm.
- Multiple Alerts: Look for an alarm that has a visual light and audible voice alerts in English and Spanish.
Natural Gas Alarms Should be 100% Battery-Operated
Natural Gas is lighter than air and rises to the ceiling first.
Plug-in alarms are often not in the optimal placement since they require outlets, which are located near the floor. Natural Gas rises to the ceiling first, which can pose a risk to safety. There's a false sense of protection and added hidden costs (added electricity draw, alarm unit & battery replacements for 10 years).
NFPA715 recommends gas alarms should be mounted no more than 12” from the ceiling. DeNova Detect alarms offer optimal placement near ceiling. No added costs. Hassle free for 10 years!
Plug-in alarms are often not in the optimal placement since they require outlets, which are located near the floor. Natural Gas rises to the ceiling first, which can pose a risk to safety. There's a false sense of protection and added hidden costs (added electricity draw, alarm unit & battery replacements for 10 years).
NFPA715 recommends gas alarms should be mounted no more than 12” from the ceiling. DeNova Detect alarms offer optimal placement near ceiling. No added costs. Hassle free for 10 years!
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Where to Install Your Natural Gas Alarm
Proper Placement is Key to Providing Superior Protection
- Mount alarm within 12 inches from the ceiling
- Mount alarm 5 to 10 feet horizontally from cooking appliances
- Mount alarm 3 to 10 feet horizontally from other gas appliances
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