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WHAT IS GASMO?
GasMo, a safety gas monitoring device, designed to be the final failsafe device to cut off gas supply in case of leaks and fires to keep you safe. One GasMo is enough for a home to be safe. It’s installed in main gas inlet area, it detects gas leaks, carbon monoxide build-ups and other volatile gas leaks to then turn off main gas supply by inbuilt safety valve to prevent any explosions or fires. GasMo operates on low voltage of 5V with inbuilt backup power for 2 days use. It beeps when volatile gases are detected and shuts off the valve until it physically reset with the press of the button on the unit or remotely with interactive app or device.
GasMo detects many other combustible gases: hydrogen, alcohol vapor, high concentrated smoke, however it is specifically programmed for:
1. Natural gas (Methane)
2. Liquid petroleum gas LPG (Butane)
3. High concentration CO
The device is ideal for using at domestic or commercial premises; its unique and compact design allows swift installation directly to the gas pipe with help of few fittings, meaning that GasMo device is right where the gas pipes meet, or junction is located and in other words the device is guarding the localized connection where the potential leakage can occur.
GaSmo can be installed:
1. Under the kitchen cooker
2. Under the boiler
3. Next to Gas meter
Safety Guaranteed
Why do you need to install this device?
Others say: “we have a centralized gas or carbon monoxide detectors already available.”
The reason is simple: GasMo devise detects most common combustible gases and carbon monoxide 100 times faster than other devices on the market and most importantly, it instantly closes the gas supply valve, the others don’t have this function.
The device can be monitored and reset via smart phone or any other computing devices directly, no internet or router needed. Simply find “GasMo” on your Wi-Fi settings and type password.
GasMo devise DASHBOARD can be accessed via the local server, from where you can monitor air quality of the location where the GasMo is installed.