Gas detection on the Zigbee mesh, powered by USB-C. This combustible gas detector reports leaks through a Tuya Zigbee gateway the moment they appear, with automation chaining to valve controllers and sirens – a complete, local safety chain. USB-C power also keeps it always-on without battery anxiety – the right choice for a detector whose job is to never be asleep. Moes manufactures this model as part of its smart home range.

Key Features

• Combustible gas leak detection
• USB-C powered – no batteries to swap
• Instant alerts via a Tuya Zigbee gateway
• Chains to valve controllers for auto shut-off
• Chains to the Zigbee siren for local alarms
• Hub-local automations survive internet outages

Technical Specifications

Placement Tips

Install it in kitchens and boiler rooms of Zigbee-first properties.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it need a hub?

Yes – a Tuya Zigbee gateway; the hub also enables the fully local safety chain.

Can it close the gas line automatically?

Yes – chain it to the Zigbee water/gas valve controller.

How close to the cooker should it mount?

Follow the manual’s placement band – high enough to catch rising gas yet away from steam and direct flame splashes.

Can it chain with the Zigbee valve controller?

Yes – hub-local automation closes the gas line the moment the detector reports a leak.

Does it need annual calibration?

Follow the manual’s guidance – most units self-check on power-up; test per the manufacturer’s schedule.

Can it sit inside a kitchen cabinet?

Follow the manual’s placement guidance – gas detectors need airflow, so enclosed cabinets are usually wrong.