Gas detector CC-3000 for methane, propane, butane, natural and town gas

The detector reacts to flammable gases such as butane or propane, which may be contained in some aerosols. However, water vapor or cooking fumes without flammable gases should not cause an alarm.

Yes, the low response concentration of 6% of the ignition limit means that the CC-3000 warns long before the lower explosion point of the gases is reached. This gives you an important time advantage to take appropriate measures.

Yes, the gas detector has a malfunction indicator. This signals when there is a problem with the device and the function is no longer guaranteed.

After plugging in, the gas detector performs an automatic self-test. A function indicator or LED then shows the operational readiness status.

The gas detector comes with a 2-meter power adapter cable. If the outlet is further away, a suitable and tested extension cable can be used.

The detector is designed for an operating temperature range of -10 °C to +40 °C. Within these limits, it is possible to use it in the car even at sub-zero temperatures.

Yes, the gas detector CC-3000 is ideal for use in motorhomes or caravans thanks to the 12-volt power supply. It reliably detects propane and butane, as used in gas cylinders.

The gas detector has a current consumption of 83 mA to 125 mA. With a typical 100 Ah camper battery, this would mean a discharge of about 2 to 3 Ah per day in continuous operation. (Roughly calculated: A 100 Ah battery could operate the detector for about 33 to 50 days without other consumers.)

No, the gas detector CC-3000 is specifically designed for flammable gases such as propane, methane, butane, as well as natural and town gas. Carbon dioxide is not one of the gases that this detector detects.

The device is designed for a maximum humidity of 95%. Therefore, bathroom operation is safe with normal high humidity.

Yes, the gas detector reliably detects methane. Thus, it is also suitable for detecting methane from biogas plants or similar sources.

Yes, the detector is designed to detect propane and butane. These gases are the main components of liquid gas (LPG), which is used in gas bottles for grills.

The connection to the 12V on-board network is made via screw terminals. This requires basic knowledge of vehicle electrics; in case of uncertainty, a specialist should be consulted.

The gas detector is powered via the included power supply with 230 volts or directly with 12 volts. Emergency operation with a battery in the event of a power failure is not provided, the device requires a continuous power supply.

The gas detector CC-3000 is designed for operating temperatures from -10 °C to +40 °C. An unheated basement can therefore be used within this temperature range.

The CC-3000 gas detector is equipped with a 3-status LED indicator. These LEDs inform you about the current operating status of the device.

The product description of the gas detector CC-3000 does not specify a specific test method for the end user. The device has high-quality sensors for lightning-fast alarm notification in an emergency.

The gas detector CC-3000 has an alarm tone of 85 dB(A). This volume is designed so that the alarm is easily audible, even when you are asleep.

The gas detector CC-3000 is specially designed for flammable gases such as propane, methane, butane, as well as natural and town gas. Detection of carbon monoxide is not possible with this device.

Yes, the gas detector CC-3000 detects both propane and butane. Since autogas (LPG) mainly consists of these components, detection is guaranteed.