Product Features:
1.Electrochemical CO sensor ensures complete accuracy.
2.Standard quality to provide accuracy and stability
3.Uses a microprocessor for circuit control and gas monitoring to assure performance stability and reliability
4.Self test function
5.Automatic sensor adjustment function ensure complete accuracy
6.Loud alarm signal exceeding 85 dB at 3m
7.Test button to verify operation
8.Easy to install & use
9.Attractive case design
Technical Specification:
Detection Principle | Electrochemical cell | ||
Alarm Life: | 7 years under normal operating conditions | ||
Alarm Indication | Audible and visual alarm | ||
Power Supply | 9V Alkaline Battery | ||
Operating Temperature | -5 oC -+40 oC | ||
Relative Humidity | 15% -90% non-condensing | ||
Buzzer Output | >85dB at 10 feet | ||
Dimensions | 260px(D) x 87.5px (H) | ||
Test Facility | yes | ||
Self Check Function | yes | ||
End of Alarm Life Warning | yes | ||
Alarm Levels: | UL2034 | 70ppm | Within 60-189 minutes |
150ppm | Within 10-50 minutes | ||
400ppm | Within 4-15 minutes | ||
BS7860/ EN50291 | 50ppm | within 60-90 minutes | |
100ppm | within 10-40 minutes | ||
300ppm | within 3 minutes | ||
What should we do when a carbon monoxide detector goes off??
Turn off appliances, or other sources of combustion at once.
Immediately get fresh air into the premises by opening doors and windows.
Call a qualified technician and have the problem fixed before restarting appliances.
If anyone is experiencing symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning: headaches, dizziness, vomiting, call the fire department and immediately move to a location that has fresh air.
Do a head count to be sure all persons are accounted for.
Do not re-enter the premises until it has been aired out and the problem corrected.
