GAS DETECTOR

The FG920 is a state-of-the-art stand-alone flammable gas detector built around a renowned Japanese FIGARO semiconductor sensor, offering continuous and precise monitoring of natural gas (methane) and propane. Compliant with EN50194 standards, it is powered directly from mains AC supply — no battery required for circuit control — making it a reliable, low-maintenance solution for residential, commercial, and hospitality applications.

Accurate Detection, Rapid Response
A microprocessor-controlled design ensures consistent sensitivity and performance stability throughout the detector’s life. The FG920-N detects methane (natural gas) while the FG920-L detects propane, both sounding a loud alarm exceeding 85 dB at 10ft when dangerous gas levels are detected. A test button allows alarm verification at any time.

Networkable for Wider Protection
Up to 11 additional FG920 detectors can be interconnected — if any unit detects gas, all interconnected detectors simultaneously switch to alarm mode, providing coordinated building-wide alerting. Selected models include a NO/NC selectable relay output for integration with third-party systems.

Clear Status Indication

  • Power on: Green LED
  • Alarm: Red LED + buzzer
  • Testing: Green/Amber/Red LED with temporal beeps
  • Malfunction: Amber LED + buzzer alternating on/off

Key Specifications

  • Power Supply: 100–240 VAC, 50/60Hz | Power Consumption: 4W
  • Sensitivity: Per EN50194
  • Sound Output: >85 dB @ 10ft
  • Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C
  • Humidity: 0–95% RH (non-condensing)
  • Dimensions: 156 × 80 × 51mm

Models Available — DC 12/24V or AC 110/220V variants, detecting propane (L) or natural gas (N), with optional interconnection (I) and relay output (R) configurations.

Documents and Resources

size chest(in.) waist(in.) hips(in.)
XS 34-36 27-29 34.5-36.5
S 36-38 29-31 36.5-38.5
M 38-40 31-33 38.5-40.5
L 40-42 33-36 40.5-43.5
XL 42-45 36-40 43.5-47.5
XXL 45-48 40-44 47.5-51.5

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