Product Specifications
- Part Number: HS71512
- Item Package Quantity: 1
- Length: 7 inches
- Width: 4 inches
- Height: 3 inches
- Meets US EPA performance criteria
- Has a numeric LED display screen
- Short-term and long-term readings
- Updates air samples every hour
- Conducts a self-test every 24 hours
Digital Continuous Radon Gas Monitoring with Home Radon Alarm Protect your family from lung cancer from radon gas exposure with the only EPA evaluated radon gas alarm, the Safety Siren Pro 3 Electronic Radon Gas Detector from Family Safety Products. As seen on TV, this is not like a single use radon test detection kit: this digital radon gas monitor for home testing is a continuous radon tester that performs continuous radon gas monitoring. The clear, easily read digital radon level display shows short-term radon levels as well as long-term radon level averages. The Safety Siren electronic radon monitor gives its first radon reading after 48 hours of radon gas sampling. Radon gas in air or water is a health hazard resulting from uranium breaking down in soil. Exposure to radon can cause lung cancer. Continuous home radon monitoring is recommended in high radon areas or when radon mitigation systems are used. Radon gas levels change according to humidity and season. See in.Radon Facts in. below the radon monitor information. Family Safety Products' Electronic Radon Meter Features: USA EPA Evaluated. Not for sale to residents of the State of Iowa nor for shipment to Iowa residents per Iowa Department of Public Health Rules, Chapters 43 (136B). Please contact the Iowa Department of Public Health at (515) 281-7689 for further information. Numeric LED radon gas detection level display range: .1 to 999.9 in pCi/L. Short and long term readings. Short-term readings: 7 day radon average. Long-term readings: radon averages since powered-up or last reset. 5-year maximum. Audible alarm if short or long-term radon gas averages are 4 pCi/L or greater. Continuously samples air . Display updates hourly. Failsafe self test: every 24 hours. Error code displays if test fails. 4 function menu button Green LED illuminates next to S (short-term) or L (long-term) display. User can manually test detector operation. Button to mute or reactivate audible alarm when unit is in alarm.
Customer Review
works as stated
This radon detector works as stated and is easy to set up and operate. I have it set up in the long term sensor mode. It's interesting to see the daily changes in the readings. Radon level values change with rain, snow, and dry weather conditions to some slight degree. I'm just hoping it stays below the 4.0 range, and it has so far.
Worth many times the price...
This is being used in Colorado, so radon is everywhere in the mountain areas.
This is the 2nd Safety Siren Pro Series 3 Radon Detector that I have purchased. The original detector was initially placed in service concurrent with two canister detectors provided by a professional/certified radon mitigation expert and those readings validated the accuracy of the Safety Siren Pro detector. The detector has performed without a problem so far (about 6 months). The 2nd detector will be used for determining relative radon levels in various parts of our house and other building on our property. We will also loan the 2nd detector to neighbors who have never had their homes tested (our radon level was over 70 pCi/L prior to mitigation and was discovered during a radon test associated with the purchase of the house). Since radon levels can vary significantly during the year, I'd recommend some sort of radon detector that provides continuous monitoring. This monitor updates the short term reading every hour (the short term reading is the average radon level over the past week; the long term reading is the average since placement/resetting the monitor). Since our radon mitigation was installed during the summer, when radon levels tend to be at their lowest levels, we were glad that we had the monitor in place to quickly identify the rising radon levels as the weather turned colder and wetter. It enabled us to get additional mitigation measures in place without having to wait for periodic radon tests that may, or may not, have detected the higher radon levels.
