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Low Pressure Natural Gas Alarm???

Does any one make an audible alarm gauge/ system that can be added inline that will sound if natural gas line pressure drops or is interrupted. Have a second residence in Ohio that I only use a couple of times a year. Heat is set at 55 but pressure has been known to be interrupted. Home is located adjacent to Family so there is someone nearby all times to monitor.

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I'm not aware of a gas pressure alarm but it seems to me you'd be better served by monitoring the temperature of the house. If the house got down to say.... 45°... you or your neighbors would be notified.

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