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DeNOva Detect Natural Gas Alarm Installation guide

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Installing Your Natural Gas Alarm
Smell Natural Gas?
Contact UGI Utilities
800-276-2722
UGI is open 24/7 for emergencies
DeNova Natural Gas Alarms offer the fastest and most reliable solution in accurately
detecting gas leaks. Our gas sensors are at the heart of what we do at DeNova Detect.
They are the key component in all of our gas alarms and detectors. Our gas sensors are
built at our Cosmos Sensor Center - one of the largest gas sensor manufacturing facilities
in the world.
Once we developed the world’s first residential gas alarm in 1964, we continued to innovate
by offering the first battery-powered wireless and non-wireless Natural Gas Alarms.
www.denovadetect.com
[email protected]
847-749-3064
Need Help With
Natural Gas Alarm?
What to Do if
Alarm Sounds?
Contact DeNova Detect
1. Evacuate
2. Call 9-1-1
3. Call your gas utility (UGI)
4. When safe, turn off the gas mains
Natural Gas alarms should be installed in all rooms where a gas appliance is located. Examples
include kitchens (gas leaks from gas ovens and cook tops), laundry rooms (gas leaks from a
gas clothes dryer), and furnace areas (gas leaks from furnace burners or boilers).
Gas leaks may migrate along pipes. Consider installing Natural Gas alarms in multiple rooms.
It is important to install Natural Gas alarms in all rooms were gas appliances exist. It is
recommended to install your alarm more than 3 feet, but no more than 10 feet, away from a gas
appliance.
Install with top of the detector within 12 inches of the ceiling.
Install in an area where it will not be impeded by items hanging from or near the ceiling such as
curtains, drapes, and ceiling fans.
Additional Instructions can be found at denovadetect.com/pages/how-to-install-denova-detect
Where To Install Natural Gas Alarms
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NEED HELP?
847-749-3064
How To Test Natural Gas Alarms
Test your Natural Gas alarm's power and gas leak alarm notifications at least once a week.
Take immediate action if your alarm fails a test.
Test the alarm's power by pressing test button until you hear a "Beep" sound, then quickly
release (within 3 seconds from when the button was pressed). If the device is property powered,
the green LED will flash twice every second (for 3 seconds).
Test the alarm's notifications by pressing the test button for 5 seconds and the alarm
notification test will begin automatically. If the device is operating properly, the red LED will
flash once every 2 seconds for a 12 second period, and the following alarm message will sound:
"Beep Beep Beep Beep Danger - gas leak explosion risk - evacuate, then call 9-1-1."
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