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Our Work

The product has been demonstrated and tested at 40+ households in the vicinity which involves over 150+ individuals. Here is what we found out:

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01

Gas Leak Experience

Around 40% of participants reported having previously smelled or experienced a gas leak in their home. This shows that gas leakage is a common household risk rather than a rare incident.

02

Awareness Before Demo

Before the LeakLite demonstration, 87.5% of participants had low awareness of gas leak dangers. Many were unaware of how quickly leaks could become hazardous.

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03

Detector Awareness

Only 7.5% of participants knew that gas leak detectors existed prior to the demonstration. This highlights how existing safety technology is not reaching most households.

04

Awareness After Demo

After seeing LeakLite in action, nearly 100% of participants reported feeling aware about gas safety and appropriate response. This indicates a major improvement in understanding through simple demonstrations.

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05

Ease of Use/Installation

Between 97–100% of participants found LeakLite easy to understand, clear in alerting leaks, and quick to respond. This shows the device is practical for everyday household use.

06

Necessity Perception

Almost all (97.5%) respondents agreed that gas leak detection devices should be considered essential for every home. This reflects strong community acceptance and demand for affordable safety solutions.

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