Will a Carbon Monoxide Detector Detect Propane?
Carbon Monoxide (Co) Is a Colorless and Odorless Gas. .. . a Co Detector Can't Detect a Leak in a Propane Tank, Which Means Homeowners Could Still Be at Risk...
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless and odorless gas. ... A CO detector can't detect a leak in a propane tank, which means homeowners could still be at risk. Many homeowners look for a distinct odor, similar to the scent of rotten eggs, to determine when a propane leak is taking place.
What detector do I need for propane?
Your home should definitely have a carbon monoxide detector in it, that's why we advise you to look for a combustible gas detector that combines both carbon monoxide and propane leak detection.
How can you detect a propane leak?
You Smell Gas
One of the fastest and easiest ways to identify a propane leak is by the smell. A smell like rotten eggs or skunk spray indicates you may have a propane leak. If you smell propane, contact AmeriGas immediately at 1-888-428-9779.