does this contiuously display the co levels and does it display gas level detected if any
1380300
It does not continuously display the co levels, only if detected. It will display the gas level if gas is present. I am very satisfied with this plug in detector. I bought two, one for each floor.
1380301
Hello, no this does not display the current CO2 level in the house. Mine has never detected has but it has a test button and the alarm is audible throughout my entire house (1700 sq ft.). There is a constant green light on and dashes across the screen indicating it is on. The unit comes with an instruction booklet that explains the display and what to do if the device goes off. We have a gas furnace and it's peace of mind to have this. I live in Oklahoma and just recently a house exploded from a gas leak. This would undoubtedly warn me if levels rose that high so that myself and proper authorities could take action. Hello, no this does not display the current CO2 level in the house. Mine has never detected has but it has a test button and the alarm is audible throughout my entire house (1700 sq ft.). There is a constant green light on and dashes across the screen indicating it is on. The unit comes with an instruction booklet that explains the display and what to do if the device goes off. We have a gas furnace and it's peace of mind to have this. I live in Oklahoma and just recently a house exploded from a gas leak. This would undoubtedly warn me if levels rose that high so that myself and proper... » Read More Hello, no this does not display the current CO2 level in the house. Mine has never detected has but it has a test button and the alarm is audible throughout my entire house (1700 sq ft.). There is a constant green light on and dashes across the screen indicating it is on. The unit comes with an instruction booklet that explains the display and what to do if the device goes off. We have a gas furnace and it's peace of mind to have this. I live in Oklahoma and just recently a house exploded from a gas leak. This would undoubtedly warn me if levels rose that high so that myself and proper authorities could take action. « Show Less
1380302
No, unless there is CO2 or natural gas detected, the screen on the device reads "---."
1380303
It has always displayed dashes across the screen. I think if the carbon monoxided or natural gas levels rise it will display that.
1380304
Hello, no this does not display the current CO2 level in the house. Mine has never detected has but it has a test button and the alarm is audible throughout my entire house (1700 sq ft.). There is a constant green light on and dashes across the screen indicating it is on. The unit comes with an instruction booklet that explains the display and what to do if the device goes off. We have a gas furnace and it's peace of mind to have this. I live in Oklahoma and just recently a house exploded from a gas leak. This would undoubtedly warn me if levels rose that high so that myself and proper authorities could take action.
1380305
No. All you see are green dashes showing it is working the way it should. You can test it and the alarm is very loud so you would certainly hear it no matter where you are in the house.
946423
I don't know. I didn't even notice that is doesn't have that. I can see the amount of gas in it by putting it up to the light or lifting it up and checking it by the weight. I really like the gas can even without the clear strip. It is study and doesn't make my trunk smell when it is in there.
885409
Most consumer-grade CO detectors can detect and display down to 11 ppm. You'll only see this if you push the peak level button. The Defender CA6150 will show ambient level down to 10 ppm with the push of a button.
1031063
Senses CO2. Smaller than a smoke alarm. I think it lasts 10 years. I just installed it a couple of months agao.
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Yes, or at least yes it can display any of the metrics which are in the main menu simultaneously. There are some features that are not found in the main menu such as distance to empty which can be displayed but it can not be displayed simultaneously with the current average mpg for example.I guess the answer is that the metrics which appear in the main menu which are the vast majority can be selected and displayed (2 at a time) The only one I have wished I could display along with the others and couldn't are the metrics involving "this tank of fuel" such as distance to empty, avg since last fuel up. etc... But trip avg, daily avg, trip cost, and many others can all be displayed 2 at a time, and you choose. Yes, or at least yes it can display any of the metrics which are in the main menu simultaneously. There are some features that are not found in the main menu such as distance to empty which can be displayed but it can not be displayed simultaneously with the current average mpg for example.I guess the answer is that the metrics which appear in the main menu which are the vast majority can be selected and displayed (2 at a time) The only one I have wished I could display along with the others and couldn't are the metrics involving "this tank of fuel" such as distance to... » Read More Yes, or at least yes it can display any of the metrics which are in the main menu simultaneously. There are some features that are not found in the main menu such as distance to empty which can be displayed but it can not be displayed simultaneously with the current average mpg for example.I guess the answer is that the metrics which appear in the main menu which are the vast majority can be selected and displayed (2 at a time) The only one I have wished I could display along with the others and couldn't are the metrics involving "this tank of fuel" such as distance to empty, avg since last fuel up. etc... But trip avg, daily avg, trip cost, and many others can all be displayed 2 at a time, and you choose. « Show Less
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Yes, it does. The top reading on the display is your pulse rate and the reading below that is your percentage of Oxygen Saturation. Hope this helps.
1981944
Yes. While it can produce carbon monoxide, the primary reaction is carbon dioxide and water vapor (just like propane and "natural gas"). We have CO alarms in the house and I've never triggered one. If your house is VERY tightly sealed, like SUPER sealed, you might want to open a window but it's more about venting the vapor and letting in some fresh O2
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.
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The green light is on, there is also a test button to test it but if you really want to test it put some gas near it, even butane or canned air sets it off, it isn't overly sensitive but is quick & accurate when those things are near it.
2083892
Yes, but I have not field tested yet! The manual says that is does detect explosive gas! Hold on let me try! It works! With my torch! Installed rigth by my gas boiler! 224. PPL. Get its good! Install on wall 6" off ceiling
785768
It has the sensor inside. If you're using it for both propane and CO, you should put it low to the ground close to your propane tank.
1885146
No it only lets you know there is a presence of combustible gas - not which gas it is
772135
No it does not. It just shows your oxygen level and pulse rate. It does have a back light, so easy to read. very accurate as well.
1831560
It is a propane sensor, so what it really senses is methane, which is added to propane specifically so you can smell a leak. I don't know whether it senses CO2 or CO.
768203
No, it is just to check purity or cleanliness level. It doesn't tell anything else.
376856
Yes it does. I try to also use it as a preventative measure before eating gassy foods. I highly recommend it.
1897538
I just wanted to add - I use mine in a 24 x 24 shop without any ventilation. I use a carbon monoxide detector on the wall, and it has never registered a reading, even after running this unit for four or five hours. By way of comparison, if I start up my wife's van in the same garage, the same carbon monoxide will register a reading in about thirty seconds and the alarm will go off in a matter of a couple minutes.