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TESLA Smart Gas Sensor
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7,860 Ft
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Michal, Květnice
Rated 02/11/2026, variant TESLA Smart Gas Sensor
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Seems to work. Pairing via Zigbee with the Tuya app went smoothly, but I nearly went deaf because the reset button is the same as the siren test. It's a shame it doesn't charge via USB cable, but plugs directly into the socket. Beware, it doesn't detect carbon monoxide leaks from the boiler, so I have to buy a second detector (shame that the socket will already be taken by this one). By the way, a bit of a communication fail from Alza and other e-shops regarding these products – it's only listed under the "gas leak detector" category, but they don't specify which gas. For a gas boiler, you need a CO and CO4 detector. Very few detectors can do both.
seems to do what it's supposed to
feels quite high-quality
It doesn't have a separate reset button. The alarm is tested and paired using the same button, so before you manage to pair it, you'll probably trigger the siren several times – and it's a right racket, I recommend earplugs.
no USB charging, but a cable directly into the socket
does not detect carbon monoxide
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Miroslav, Praha 5
Rated 30/06/2024, variant TESLA Smart Gas Sensor
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Looks great.
Compatible with zigbee2mqtt
I believe it will work when needed
Battery operation would be easier to place, but that' s probably not possible
230V power supply required
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Customer, Hodonín
Rated 13/01/2024, variant TESLA Smart Gas Sensor
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works as it should
OpenHab compatible
Orig: Tuya TS0204
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Jakub, Mrlínek
Rated 15/11/2022, variant TESLA Smart Gas Sensor
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I would just point out that it's important to position the sensor well, both in relation to the ZigBee signal and for range to the socket, as well as for good detection of natural gas, which is lighter than air and sticks to the ceiling.
Connects to a power outlet, so it also works as a ZigBee router
TuYa Zigbee compatible with ZHA and Zigbee2MQTT
Can be glued and screwed
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