Is there any device that can detect the leakage of cooking gas at kitchen?

Answer 1

The cheapest way is to give your local gas guy a ring and he'll bring a 'sniffer' machine out and locate it for you. Don't buy one! They are very expensive!!!!! Oh! and no naked flames either! Have a good day!

Answer 2

I would call your local gas man, to see if there is a leak. After he has determined this or not, I would invest in a carbon minoxide detector. This will go off if their is a leak, make sure to put it in your kitchen. I have a gas stove, and every once and a while I can smell gas. What I do, is just check that all the pilots are on, on top of your stove and in the oven. Hope this helps!

Answer 3

Yes there is, it's called LPG detector. It detects LPG leakage and gives off an alarm. If CNG is being used as cooking gas, there is a CNG detector available too!

Answer 4

old school, Mix some dish washing detergent and water in a spray bottle and squirt it on the fittings if you see bubbles your leak is found, also, a few years back there was a recall on some of the metal flexible gas lines that were miss threaded and must be replaced.No matter how snug you tightened them they leaked.

Answer 5

Yes it is called a TIFF 8800, one of many models available, but mine cost me $350.00, if you are not in the business, really not worth buying, call the utilities or an HVAC company

Answer 6

Usually your local gas supplier will be happy to come out and have a look for you.

Answer 7

Yes it's called a sniffer...if you suspect a leak call the gas company! (Or else boom!)

Answer 8

A naked flame should do the trick.