Gas detector

DESCRIPTION This gas detector is specially designed for deaf people. Equipped with an integrated transmitter, it sends a signal to the Jenile flashing and vibrating warning devices as soon as it detects excessive gas emissions. A standard gas detector in no way protects a deaf or hard of hearing person, who cannot hear the alarm going off. This detector quickly detects an abnormal concentration of domestic gas (natural gas, propane, butane, etc.). You will not smell the smell if you are in another part of the house, only the DDG19 will protect you in the event of a gas leak since it will detect the presence of gas before its concentration reaches the “lower limit of gas”. ‘explosion’ and will give a red light signal to all Jenile receivers in your home. A standard gas detector in no way protects a deaf or hard of hearing person, who cannot hear the alarm going off. Thanks to DDG19, deaf or hard of hearing people are therefore immediately informed of the danger thanks to their Jenile receivers Detection of butane, propane, town gas and natural gas. Alert given in two forms: Optical and sound. What to do when you have an alert? Extinguish all visible flames Do not smoke Don’t turn on the light, even in the middle of the night Do not touch any switch or circuit breaker Do not call from home, landline or mobile Don’t take the elevator but the stairs without turning on the light Don’t ring your neighbor’s bell but knock on the door Make a strong current of air by opening several windows widely and of course in priority that of the room from which the leak comes. Close only after shutting off the gas supply. Close the gas inlet valve of the appliance that is in question. If you have several gas-powered devices, do not waste time looking for which device it is and cut off the gas supply at the meter or close the cylinder inlet valve. Immediately inform your installer or the company that maintains your appliances or Gaz de France or the firefighters outside. This detector is autonomous, but must imperatively work with a receiver so that you can be alerted in the event of an emergency.