Why Smoke & CO Detection Still Matters in Gas-Powered Homes
Not all gas-related accidents begin with a detectable gas leak.
In many homes, incomplete combustion from gas appliances can produce carbon monoxide, an invisible and odorless gas that builds up silently. In other cases, smoke or fire may occur before a gas alarm is triggered — or even without a gas leak at all.
Smoke and carbon monoxide detection focuses on incident consequences, providing a critical backup layer when preventive measures are not enough.
What This Detector Monitors
How Alerts Work
A loud siren alerts everyone nearby when smoke or CO reaches unsafe levels.
Different LED patterns indicate alarm, standby, low battery, or fault status.
When connected to Wi-Fi, the detector sends instant alerts through the Tuya Smart / Smart Life app, keeping you informed even when you’re away.
Key Safety Features
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Dual smoke and carbon monoxide sensing
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Test and temporary silence button
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Battery powered operation with low-battery alert
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Remote alert access through mobile app
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Simple wall or ceiling installation
How This Complements Gas Leak Detection
Gas leak detectors are designed to identify fuel leaks before an incident occurs.
Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors serve a different role. They respond when combustion-related hazards develop — such as smoke buildup or carbon monoxide accumulation — even if no gas leak is detected.
Together, these layers provide broader gas safety coverage by addressing both prevention and incident consequences.
Smoke and carbon monoxide detection focuses on incident consequences.
For early warning and prevention, a dedicated gas leak detection device is still essential.
Where to Install a Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detector
Recommended locations include:
For best performance, install the detector on the ceiling and near the center of the room when possible.
Avoid installing near kitchens, bathrooms, vents, windows, or areas with high humidity, as these may cause false alarms or reduce accuracy.
How it works
Install the detector using the included mounting hardware.
Insert batteries and power on the device.
The detector continuously monitors smoke and carbon monoxide levels.
When unsafe levels are detected, a loud alarm sounds and — if connected — a mobile alert is sent instantly.
Product Technical Specifications
Additional information
| Weight | 0.2 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 × 2.8 cm |
| Material | ABS Plastic |
| Type | Wi-Fi |
| Color | White Color |
| Sensor | Photoelectric Sensor |
| Alarm Volume | >85dB (A) at meters |
| Warranty | 24 Months |
| Power | DC 2*1.5V AA Alkaline |
| Installation | Screw |
| Battery lifetime | 3 Years |
What This Detector Does Not Do
- Does not detect natural gas or propane leaks
- Does not shut off gas supply
- Does not replace a gas leak detector
Installation Guide
Step-by-Step Guide: Effortless Installation of GasNet-CM
Support and Documentation
Frequently Asked Questions
No. This device detects smoke and carbon monoxide, not gas leaks. It is designed to complement, not replace, gas leak detection.
Yes. The local audible alarm works independently. Wi-Fi is only required for mobile notifications.
Yes. Multiple detectors can be added and monitored within the same app.
The alarm exceeds 85 dB at 3 meters.
Yes. A gas leak detector focuses on detecting fuel leaks early. This device detects smoke and carbon monoxide, providing a secondary safety layer for combustion-related hazards—even if no gas leak is present.
For many homes, yes. A 2-in-1 unit monitors both risks in one device, which simplifies installation and maintenance while still providing loud local alarms and app notifications.
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