
Option 1 · Heiman
Heiman HS1CG Series Combustible Gas Sensor
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Option 1 · Heiman
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Alarms are pushed through the hub the detector is paired with
Dedicated yellow fault LED next to the green power and red alarm indicators
The sensor state is reported as warmup, normal, fault or unknown
802.11 b/g/n, 2400-2484 MHz, no hub required
Reports a binary alarm state over Zigbee, not a concentration value
The device reports the measured concentration in ppm through the app and the local API
The manual covers natural gas and LPG, with different mounting heights for each
Calibrated for liquefied petroleum gas
Shelly sells a separate CNG version for pipeline natural gas
Scenes can react to the alarm and drive any other Shelly device
Mute and unmute the sounder remotely
Push-to-test button on the front of the unit
Self-test can be triggered from the app or the local API
11-13V 500mA jack output drives the Shelly Gas Add-on valve manipulator, which is sold separately
Neither the Alexa smart home API nor the Google Home SensorState trait defines a combustible gas sensor type, so the alarm cannot be exposed to it
Neither the Alexa smart home API nor the Google Home SensorState trait defines a combustible gas sensor type, so the alarm cannot be exposed to it
Supported by Zigbee2MQTT, so it works through any Zigbee coordinator Home Assistant controls
Local control over the HTTP, MQTT and CoAP APIs
Standard Zigbee HA1.2 device, listed by Heiman resellers as working with SmartThings
Mains powered, AC 100V-240V
Plugs straight into a socket, 110-230V AC 50/60Hz, under 3 W
| Specification | Heiman HS1CG Series Combustible Gas Sensor | Shelly GAS (LPG) |
|---|---|---|
| Alerts | ||
| 70 dB | 70 dB | |
YesCatalog noteAlarms are pushed through the hub the detector is paired with | Yes | |
YesCatalog noteDedicated yellow fault LED next to the green power and red alarm indicators | YesCatalog noteThe sensor state is reported as warmup, normal, fault or unknown | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | Not applicable / unspecified | |
| No | No | |
| Connectivity | ||
| No | YesCatalog note802.11 b/g/n, 2400-2484 MHz, no hub required | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| Zigbee Hub required | No | |
| Detection | ||
| 6% LEL | 6% LEL | |
| No | No | |
NoCatalog noteReports a binary alarm state over Zigbee, not a concentration value | YesCatalog noteThe device reports the measured concentration in ppm through the app and the local API | |
YesCatalog noteThe manual covers natural gas and LPG, with different mounting heights for each | YesCatalog noteCalibrated for liquefied petroleum gas | |
| Yes | NoCatalog noteShelly sells a separate CNG version for pipeline natural gas | |
| 5 years | Not recorded | |
| Not recorded | Not recorded | |
| Features | ||
| Yes | YesCatalog noteScenes can react to the alarm and drive any other Shelly device | |
| CE (EN 50270) | Not recorded | |
| No | No | |
| Not recorded | Not recorded | |
| No | No | |
| Not recorded | YesCatalog noteMute and unmute the sounder remotely | |
YesCatalog notePush-to-test button on the front of the unit | YesCatalog noteSelf-test can be triggered from the app or the local API | |
| Not recorded | YesCatalog note11-13V 500mA jack output drives the Shelly Gas Add-on valve manipulator, which is sold separately | |
| Integrations | ||
NoCatalog noteNeither the Alexa smart home API nor the Google Home SensorState trait defines a combustible gas sensor type, so the alarm cannot be exposed to it | Yes | |
| No | No | |
NoCatalog noteNeither the Alexa smart home API nor the Google Home SensorState trait defines a combustible gas sensor type, so the alarm cannot be exposed to it | Yes | |
YesCatalog noteSupported by Zigbee2MQTT, so it works through any Zigbee coordinator Home Assistant controls | YesCatalog noteLocal control over the HTTP, MQTT and CoAP APIs | |
| No | No | |
YesCatalog noteStandard Zigbee HA1.2 device, listed by Heiman resellers as working with SmartThings | Yes | |
| Power | ||
| No | No | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | Not applicable / unspecified | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | Not applicable / unspecified | |
YesCatalog noteMains powered, AC 100V-240V | YesCatalog notePlugs straight into a socket, 110-230V AC 50/60Hz, under 3 W | |
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