Will a carbon monoxide detector detect propane leaks?

Answer: Never
Explanation: A standard carbon monoxide detector does not detect propane gas. Carbon monoxide and propane are different hazards. Propane leaks require a detector specifically designed to sense combustible gases such as propane.

Answer: Never
Explanation: CO is not propane but a byproduct

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: I will photograph detectors on request

Answer: Never
Explanation: Propane gas is normally detected by its odor.

Answer: Never
Explanation: CO2 is a by product of burnt fuels.

Answer: Never
Explanation: A CO detector will not alert you of any Propane leaks.

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: A regular carbon monoxide detector can not do both, there are some suppliers that provide a multi gas unit.

Answer: Never
Explanation: Propane is a hydrocarbon. Carbon Monoxide detectors only detect Carbon Monoxide. Carbon monoxide is produced when a hydrocarbon fuel is not com-busted completely.

Answer: Never
Explanation: Different types of gas

Answer: Never
Explanation: Propane requires a different detector.

Answer: Never
Explanation: detector only detects CO

Answer: Never
Explanation: It will detect CO from combustion of propane but not propane in gas form

Answer: Never
Explanation: Carbon monoxide detectors only detect carbon monoxide gas,

Answer: Never
Explanation: Different gasses

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: It depends on the size of the leak. Monitors will go off if air quality or O@ is reduced.

Answer: Never
Explanation: Carbon monoxide detectors detect carbon monoxide, not natural gas or liquid propane leaks.

Answer: Never
Explanation: They only detect carbon monoxide.

Answer: Never
Explanation: This device only detects carbon monoxide witch is commonly known as smoke.