Carbon Monoxide Detector KIDDE 7CO

CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR KIDDE 7CO

The7CO Kidde analysis ambient air in your homeand can detect the presence of carbon monoxide. Where abnormal levels of carbon monoxide is detected, theCO detector sounds an alarmnoise 85dB.

This detector is weighted in time, the higher the concentration of CO is high, the alarm will sound more quickly.

To ensure proper operation, it has a test button.

In addition, it has a warning function in the event of the end of battery life, which allows you to be assured that the Carbon Monoxide Detector is still working properly.

Your Kidde alarm is designed to detect carbon monoxide and not smoke from a fire or other gases such as natural gas.

Locations:

• Essential:

In(Or nearby)parts with a combustion appliance (boiler, gas stove, fireplace etc ...)

• Recommended:

For the signal to be heard by all, especially during sleep, install a CO detector in the hallway which gives access to the rooms or areas of the house where you spendthe most time.

Place at least one on spa levels of housing detector.

Potential sources of CO:

• Gas boilers and fires;
• Gas hob;
• Combustion systems fuel and coal;
• Portable heaters to gas;
• Wood stoves;
• Flues or blocked chimneys;
• Smoke garages attached to dwellings;
• Barbecues.

Technical characteristics of the carbon monoxide detector KIDDE 7CO:

• Electrochemical sensor;
• Test button to verify proper operation;
• Powerful alarm 85 Db;
• An audible signal when the battery is replaced;
• LED indicators
• Easy installation with supplied mounting bracket;
• Power supply: 3 1.5V Batteries included (lifetime 1 year);
• Life of the sensor: 10 years;
• Product warranty: 10 years (excluding batteries);
• Kit plugs and screws included
• Dimensions (WxHxD): 126 x 72 x 35 mm
• Shipping Weight: 0.12 Kg
• Certified to EN 50291 1 & 2: 2010.

Product advantages:

The lifetime of the sensor is10 yearsagainst average 7 years, providinga guarantee of 10 years for the device.

Our advice:

This detectorCOdoes not replace proper maintenance of your equipment.

If you suspect carbon monoxide poisoning or the alarm rang your detector, remove to fresh air and seek emergency assistance.

It is essential to determine the source of CO and perform proper maintenance.