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ELECTRO SYSTEMS GS/3 User Manual

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GS/3 Propane Detector
Self Contained & Easy to
Install in Your Camper or RV!
This self-contained detector is designed specifically for propane (liquified
propane gas or LPG). It sniffs out leaks and warns you of explosive fumes.
Installation is easy. The top contains all the electronics and snaps onto the
back – available in surface-mount (1
3
/16" or 30 mm profile) or flush-mount (0.45"
or 11mm profile) styles.
The green LED indicates the sensor is on and operating. If a leak is detected,
the red LED and horn pulse, warning you to shut off the propane supply,
ventilate the area and correct the problem.
You simply can’t beat this detector for its quick installation, high reliability and
affordable price and it’s backed by a hassle-free 2 year parts & labor guarantee.
Very slim profile
allows installation
almost anywhere
High output 85 dB
audio alarm
Easy installation – top
snaps onto surface-mount
or flush-mount back
Built in sensor detects
<
25% of Lower
Explosive Level (LEL)
Constant power on –
checking for gas leaks
and ready to warn you
of explosive fumes
Flush-mount shown – also available in surface-mount
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ELECTRO SYSTEMS GS/3 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandELECTRO SYSTEMS
ModelGS/3
CategorySecurity Sensors
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Product Specifications

Key Specifications

Details product size, power requirements, sensitivity level, and alarm output.

Installation Guide

Power Connection

Instructions for connecting the detector to a 12V power supply via fuse or breaker.

Mounting Options

Steps for surface or flush mounting the detector backplate to installation surfaces.

Electronics Connection

Guide for wiring the detector's leads to the power source and insulating connections.

Device Operation

Startup and Normal Use

Explains the initial startup cycle, normal indicator lights, and testing procedures.

Alarm Conditions

Describes how the detector signals gas leaks and the recommended actions.

Troubleshooting Alerts

Details meanings of continuous tones or single pulses indicating faults.