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Methane gas is a gas commonly found leaking in homes. Potential leaking can be found and monitored using a methane gas leak detector, combustibles detector, or natural gas leak detector. Methane gas has the potential to be hazardous, so carefully paying attention to and monitoring any leaks is key for optimal safety. 

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A propane leak detector is a device used to detect and monitor the presence of a combustible gas leak in a given environment; in this case, it specifically seeks the presence of propane gas. These devices are useful to all individuals who may be interested in using propane as a fuel source for the heating of food, a space, or another source.

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Sewer gas detectors are devices used for sewer odor detection. They can be helpful in identifying the presence of a potential gas leak in a house or other building. They are particularly helpful for people working in the gas leak or sewage detection industry, including inspectors, refinery workers, and maintenance engineers.

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An explosimeter is an electronic gas meter that detects combustibles, flammable gases and volatile vapors. These instruments are used to assess gas and vapor for volatility, flammability and provides a good indication of the vapor pressure on a relative basis. These units are commonly used in the oil and gas industry, petrochemical industry, refining industry, R&D and industrial processing.

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The three best gas detectors for the home include (1) carbon dioxide (CO2) monitors, (2) a carbon monoxide (CO) detectors, and (3) particulate (dust) detectors. These three detectors will be able to take care of 95% of air quality problems in your home.

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Gas leak detectors are used to find leaks in natural gas pipes, fittings, and connectors. In industrial settings or homes gas leaks tend to occur with natural gas. They can also happen with propane when cooking on the grill, traveling in an RV, or camping. To ensure safety in occupational spaces, gas leak detectors are used to monitor confined spaces, silos, and tanks for any combustible residue. 

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