Shelly GAS - LPG

Wi-Fi-operated gas sensor with sound and light alarm

WHY SHELLY GAS?

Protect your home from gas leaks
Shelly GAS is a certified gas detection sensor. Its precision for measuring gas leaks can help you provide additional protection for your home, family, and pets. Its ability to detect even the slightest gas leak means preventing threats and dangers for you or your family. Its long life span, high sensitivity, and Wi-Fi technology allow you to constantly monitor your home and keep it safe, wherever you are.

Always be informed
Be the master chef in your kitchen and always protect your home from dangerous gas leaks! Now you can prevent your home from filling with dangerous explosive gas or fire hazards by simply plugging in a Shelly GAS in your kitchen. With its intelligent alerts, you will know when the device is warming up and ready to use, or whether the gas leakage is slight or heavy. If gas levels become dangerous, the device flashes a red light and sounds a loud alarm, so you can swiftly leave the area."

Smart business protection
Make sure that your restaurant is always protected by installing Shelly GAS. That way, if a gas valve is forgotten open or some malfunction in the gas oven has led to gas leakage, you will be notified before it is too late.

Protect your home from gas leaks
Make sure your home is protected from possible gas leaks. Shelly GAS will notify you immediately in case it detects even the slightest leak - and together with the add-on, it can turn off the valve to avoid harm and property damage.

With the elderly in mind
Gas leaks are hazardous for older people; due to an impaired sense of smell and a shorter attention span, they can often forget to turn off their gas stoves when they’re done cooking and not notice a change in the air. Shelly GAS lets you have peace of mind that your elders are always safe, as it will immediately alert you if there is any amount of gas in your home. By creating scenes for when gas is detected, windows can be opened, doors unlocked, or even emergency lights turned on.