Fixed and Portable Gas Detectors

Understanding Your Gas Monitor Alarm Options

In a pub cellar, CO2 from beer taps can build up quickly and pose a serious risk. An Analox Ax60+ CO2 monitor provides protection, with its alarm alerting staff to the danger.

These aren't everyday smoke alarms. We've selected each gas detector to protect against specific, invisible threats.

For boat owners: The Nereus LPG and Carbon Monoxide detector stands guard against two silent killers. Its waterproof sensors mount low in the bilge where dangerous gases collect first.

For businesses and schools: The Analox system protects cellars, laboratories and greenhouses where CO2 accumulates without warning.

For homes: The AMS S/200P gas alarm detects butane, propane and natural gas leaks. Certified to EN 50194-1: 2009 standards.

Don't wait for a close call to become your wake-up call. Explore our gas detection range. Because everyone deserves protection from dangers they can't see coming.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Does a carbon monoxide detector detect gas?

A carbon monoxide detector is designed to detect CO only: you need separate detectors for natural gas or LPG leaks.

What do I do if a gas alarm goes off?

Your immediate response is to evacuate everyone, avoid using electrical switches, open windows and doors if safe, and call the gas emergency helpline from outside the property.

What is the best carbon monoxide and gas detector?

The best detector is one certified to detect both CO and gas leaks in a single unit, like our Nereus marine alarm for boats.

How often should gas detectors be tested?

Testing is recommended monthly using the test button to ensure the alarm sounds correctly and the unit responds properly.

Where should I install my gas detector?

Installation is critical: mount CO detectors at breathing height, LPG detectors low (heavier than air) and natural gas detectors high (lighter than air).