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hi any recommendations of which one should I get seen a Top test on amazon among others so a bit confused .
 
A gas sniffer is a good idea - especially for those with Anosmia - a complete loss of sense of smell. Anyone on here with that condition and how do you cope with it?
 
I bought one on ebay cant give you a link but it was cheap for what it is and very good used it several times and does work well
Honeywell EzSENCE gas detector think it was £20

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Ebay number of the same make and model but didnt buy from them 354574335389
 
We have a Honeywell EZ Sense too, bought years ago when my wife was convinced we had a gas leak in our Autocruise PVC. I couldn't smell anything but the EZ Sense located a slight leak in the gas locker, solved by a quick tightening of a connector.
 
Make certain you get one with a long thin 'nose' (front proboscis) so it can get amongst the pipework, joints etc to 'sniff' for leaks.
I have a battery powered one in the van and wouldn't be without it!
 
I also have a Honeywell, but running through YouTube last night I see the traveltrolls are reviewing one, don't know which as already having one I didn't look.

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chaser said:
I also have a Honeywell, but running through YouTube last night I see the traveltrolls are reviewing one, don't know which as already having one I didn't look.
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That's where I saw it last night it seem to work quite well "Toptest" there are 2 models on amazon 23 and 26 hence why I was asking for recommendations , but see a few people have the honeywell one so I will check that out.
 
Landy Andy said:
Got a Honeywell unit, and not impressed as didn’t find a gas leak that I had, and certainly couldn’t pin point it.
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You do have to get up close especially around slight joint leaks. This is the reason why I mentioned about getting a long noses one.
 
Lenny HB said:
I've had a Honeywell EzSENCE for years always keep it in the van.
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This one? A post from a previous discussion (y)
Edit. :doh: Sorry. How’d I miss that tipo 😫
 
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Just checked on the honeywell one not currently available on amazon so just bought the TopTes one for 26.99 let's hope I never need it 🤞
 
L' Hobo said:
You do have to get up close especially around slight joint leaks. This is the reason why I mentioned about getting a long noses one.
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I was touching the leaking joint, no notifications. Left the gas on , and it would sound when placed at ground level, due to the density. A proper LPG manometer and a bit of time sorted it.
 
Out of interest, do they have a small fan to pull in the air for sampling?

Geoff
 
Landy Andy said:
I was touching the leaking joint, no notifications. Left the gas on , and it would sound when placed at ground level, due to the density. A proper LPG manometer and a bit of time sorted it.
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Mine didn't initially but then I did what all men hate! I read the instructions. :LOL:
 
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You read the instructions what sort of man are you, :unsure::whistle:

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My van had a very slight smell of gas after the dealer changed a thermocouple at the habitation check. It was so slight, I wasn't sure that there even was a leak.

This Amazon product ASIN B07FSVCSSL made it very easy to check. The alert was very positive. The dealer reckoned it was a little piece of grit in the gas pipe thread.
 
Tigger-Tim said:
My van had a very slight smell of gas after the dealer changed a thermocouple at the habitation check. It was so slight, I wasn't sure that there even was a leak.

This Amazon product ASIN B07FSVCSSL made it very easy to check. The alert was very positive. The dealer reckoned it was a little piece of grit in the gas pipe thread.
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Your link took me to a general page on Amazon?

Geoff
 
Strange. Maybe search by the description:

Y201 Propane and Natural Gas Leak Detector, Portable Gas Sniffer for Leaks of Combustible Gases like Methane, LPG, LNG, Fuel, Sewer Gas, w Flexible Neck​

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Tigger-Tim said:
My van had a very slight smell of gas after the dealer changed a thermocouple at the habitation check. It was so slight, I wasn't sure that there even was a leak.

This Amazon product ASIN B07FSVCSSL made it very easy to check. The alert was very positive. The dealer reckoned it was a little piece of grit in the gas pipe thread.
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Link working now. Tnx
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