Gas Detector SAFE HOME SAFE808 Propane

The SAFE HOME SAFE808 Propane gas detector is designed to monitor residential environments for the presence of propane (LPG). The unit combines a compact form factor with both visual and audible alerts: an 85 dB alarm, an LCD display to indicate status and readings, and LED indicators for immediate visual notification. The detector supports dual power sources — mains AC and backup battery — and is intended for fixed installation in living spaces where propane appliances are present.

Advantages

The detector provides continuous propane monitoring with a clear 85 dB audible alarm and visible LED signals to help occupants recognize a leak quickly. The integrated LCD display offers readable status and basic information about detected gas levels. Dual power operation (AC with battery backup) ensures detection remains active during power interruptions. Its compact dimensions make placement flexible and unobtrusive in typical household locations.

Suitable for

• Homes with propane (LPG) heating, cooking, or hot water systems
• Garages or utility rooms where propane cylinders or tanks are stored
• Small apartments and cottages using bottled gas

Key specifications

• Target gas: Propane (LPG)
• Alarm sound level: 85 dB
• Display type: LCD with status indicators
• Visual indicators: Multi-color LEDs for alert states
• Power supply: AC mains with battery backup
• Operating voltage: 230 V
• Operating frequency: 50–60 Hz
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 112 × 42 × 73 mm

How to use

Install the detector on a wall or other vertical surface near propane appliances but following manufacturer distance recommendations from burners and ventilation points. Connect the unit to the AC mains and insert the backup battery if required by the product design. After powering on, allow the detector to complete any startup self-check; the LCD and LEDs will indicate normal operation. Regularly verify the audible alarm and indicators by using the built-in test function if available, and respond to any alarm immediately by shutting off gas sources, ventilating the area, and contacting emergency services or a qualified technician if necessary.

Usage recommendations

For reliable propane detection, place the unit at an appropriate height and location according to propane gas behavior (propane is heavier than air and tends to accumulate low to the floor). Avoid installing directly above cooking surfaces or next to vents that could affect readings. Test the detector periodically, replace batteries when indicated, and follow local safety codes for placement and maintenance.