Gas detector Evolveo SAFE808COM — detects Butane, Methane, Natural gas, Propane; LCD, 85 dB alarm; AC 230 V / battery; 112×42×73 mm

Evolveo SAFE808COM is a fixed indoor gas detector designed to detect common combustible gases: butane, methane, natural gas and propane. The unit combines a clear LCD display and LED indicators with an 85 dB audible alarm to alert occupants to leaking gas. It runs from mains AC 230 V (50–60 Hz) with an internal backup battery for continued operation during power interruptions. Compact dimensions (112×42×73 mm) allow installation in kitchens, boiler rooms and other living spaces where early detection of gas leaks supports household safety.

Advantages

The detector provides continuous monitoring for multiple types of combustible gases with both visual (LCD and LEDs) and audible (85 dB) alerts for prompt notification. Dual power capability — mains operation with backup battery — ensures functionality during power outages. The compact enclosure and straightforward display make it suitable for permanent mounting on walls or near gas appliances. The combination of a numeric/graphic LCD and LED status indicators supports quick interpretation of detector state.

Suitable for

• Residential kitchens with gas stoves and ovens
• Boiler rooms and utility spaces with gas-fired equipment
• Basements, garages and living areas where gas lines or cylinders are present

Key specifications

• Detectable gases: butane, methane, natural gas, propane
• Alarm sound level: 85 dB
• Display: LCD with LED status indicators
• Power supply: AC 230 V (50–60 Hz) with backup battery
• Dimensions: 112 × 42 × 73 mm

How to use

Install the detector on a wall near the gas appliance but following manufacturer clearance recommendations for distance from burners and vents. Connect the unit to an AC 230 V supply and insert the backup battery if applicable to enable continuous protection. The LCD and LED indicators show operational status; refer to the display messages to identify normal operation, fault conditions or gas detection. If the audible alarm sounds, ventilate the area immediately, avoid switching electrical devices on or off, shut off gas supply if it is safe to do so and evacuate the premises before contacting emergency services or a qualified technician.

Usage recommendations

Place the detector where gas is likely to accumulate — for lighter-than-air gases such as methane and natural gas, install higher on the wall; for heavier gases like propane and butane, position lower. Test the alarm regularly and replace the backup battery according to the manufacturer’s schedule. Do not install the detector directly above stoves or near ventilation outlets where airflow may prevent accurate sensing.