
How it behaves
You hear about it while it is still small
A figure climbing away from zero tells you something in the house has changed. An alarm that only shouts at the top of the scale tells you it is already late.
The part nobody mentions
Your old alarm is built to stay quiet
This gas starts working on people well below the level that trips a sealed alarm - and that alarm is permitted hours of delay before it makes a sound.
Meet the detector
The one with a screen on it
Plug it in, look at the figure, and you know where you stand - or you know to move fast.
Nothing to see. Nothing to smell.
It seeps out of furnaces, water heaters and ranges - and a sensor that quit years ago keeps glowing green as if all were well.

Source: published CDC records for accidental US poisonings by this gas, fires excluded.
If something in your home burns fuel, this is for you
Questions
Good to know
What does this do that my current alarm does not?
What does this do that my current alarm does not?
A sealed unit holds its tongue until the gas is around 70 PPM, and even then it is permitted a delay of several hours. Two states, nothing in between: silence, or panic. Ours prints the live figure from 0 PPM upward, so a fault shows itself on the way up. It also settles the other question - a moving figure is the sensing element proving it is awake.
Where should it go, and how high?
Where should it go, and how high?
Any ordinary socket, ideally at eye level or a touch higher. Height is not critical - the gas distributes itself evenly - but the digits have to fall where your eyes already go. Cover one storey at a time, add one outside the bedroom corridor and one within sight of the furnace or range. Avoid the counter beside the burners, and avoid bathrooms.
How many do I need?
How many do I need?
Count the storeys, then add the bedroom corridor and whatever burns fuel. Two floors over a basement furnace generally lands on four units. A flat is usually well served by two.
Will it go off while I am cooking?
Will it go off while I am cooking?
It will not. Smoke and steam are invisible to this sensor; it is looking for carbon monoxide and for gas. Sear a steak, run a hot shower - nothing happens. And when the figure does shift, you watch it climb and settle, so you learn what your house does rather than being jolted by a siren.
Is there any way to tell the sensor is still alive?
Is there any way to tell the sensor is still alive?
This is exactly why we put a display on it. On a sealed alarm the test button proves the buzzer works and nothing more. A figure that updates is the sensing element reporting for duty, morning after morning.
And if it turns out not to suit the house?
And if it turns out not to suit the house?
You get 100 nights to find out. Unhappy for any reason, or none at all - post it back and the full amount returns to your card, postage on our account.
Can I use one in a rental or an RV?
Can I use one in a rental or an RV?
Yes to both. An ordinary socket is all it wants - nothing drilled, nothing wired in, no permission to request from a landlord. Campers, motorhomes and weekend cabins are among the commonest places we send these, because a generator or a propane heater in a small space is precisely the situation this was built for.
How long does delivery take?
How long does delivery take?
We hand parcels over within one working day. From there, reckon on 7–15 working days, depending where you are and how customs moves. Nothing to pay for US delivery, whatever the order size.
Know what your family breathes tonight
A glance in the morning, a glance before bed - in whichever rooms actually count.