Natural Gas Detectors For Smarter Gas Leak Safety

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MINUTES MATTER

Be alerted to a gas emergency up to 11 minutes sooner than other technologies.

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ELIMINATES FALSE ALARMS

Household chemicals and sprays won’t trigger a false alarm.

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SMALL, YET MIGHTY

Superior patented sensor technology with minimal power consumption.

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LONG BATTERY LIFE

10-year battery life alarm.

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INGENIOUS INSTALLATION

Install close to the ceiling where natural gas accumulates, eliminating the need for a potentially dangerous and unattractive cord.

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VOICE ALERT

In addition to the alarm warning sound, our alarms feature a panic-reducing voice alert that instructs people in a simple way: “Danger – Gas leak explosion risk – evacuate, then call 911.”

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MAJOR COST SAVINGS

DeNova Detect battery-powered Natural Gas Alarms will save you up to $224 when compared to competitor Plug-In alarms.

01

MINUTES MATTER

Be alerted to a gas emergency up to 11 minutes sooner than other technologies.

02

ELIMINATES FALSE ALARMS

Household chemicals and sprays won’t trigger a false alarm.

03

SMALL, YET MIGHTY

Superior patented sensor technology with minimal power consumption.

04

LONG BATTERY LIFE

10-year battery life alarm.

05

INGENIOUS INSTALLATION

Install close to the ceiling where natural gas accumulates, eliminating the need for a potentially dangerous and unattractive cord.

06

VOICE ALERT

In addition to the alarm warning sound, our alarms feature a panic-reducing voice alert that instructs people in a simple way: “Danger – Gas leak explosion risk – evacuate, then call 911.”

07

MAJOR COST SAVINGS

DeNova Detect battery-powered Natural Gas Alarms will save you up to $224 when compared to competitor Plug-In alarms.

How It Works

DeNova Detect protects your family, neighbors, and community from dangerous natural gas leaks. Install life-saving detection in every room where gas is present.

Many outdoor fireplaces have a gas option. The gas line for these fireplaces often runs into the homeowner’s basement or utility room.  Installing DeNova Detect near the gas line in the basement or utility room is ideal.

Kitchens are a high priority location for potential gas leaks.  As the heart of the home, this could be the most likely location a leak will be detected.

Gas dryers? Could be a potential location for a gas leak.

Great rooms with gas heat, fireplaces or proximity to the kitchen should be protected with DeNova Detect.

Bedrooms with fireplaces are often overlooked for potential gas accumulation and danger.

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