| Product Overview | ·Core Function: Monitors the concentration of carbon monoxide (CO) gas in the environment in real-time. Triggers a high-decibel alarm (e.g., 85dB) immediately when the concentration reaches dangerous levels (e.g., exceeding 30ppm).
·Technology Type: Electrochemical sensor, offering high sensitivity and selectivity to carbon monoxide.
·Key Advantages: Accurately detects invisible and odorless CO leaks to prevent poisoning; low power consumption with long-term stability.
·Quality Certifications: Clearly marked with specific international safety standards for CO alarms, such as UL 2034 and EN 50291. |
| Typical Applications | ·Residential: Areas near bedrooms, living rooms, spaces adjacent to gas stoves or water heaters, rooms with fuel-burning or gas-fired heating equipment, areas adjoining garages.
·Commercial: Hotel rooms, restaurant kitchens, school dormitories, equipment rooms with gas boilers.
·Industrial: Boiler rooms, parking garages, workshops using internal combustion engines or gas welding.
·Public Facilities: Hospitals, nursing homes, gymnasiums (especially those with attached garages), public buildings utilizing gas-fired equipment. |
| Recommended Use | ·Installation Location: Recommended installation on walls at a height of 1-1.5 meters from the floor (as CO's density is similar to air), or follow manufacturer's guidelines. Ensure adequate air circulation, but avoid placement directly in front of vents, doors, or windows.
·Quantity: At least one per floor; one should be installed near each bedroom or sleeping area; each separate area with a potential CO source (e.g., garage, utility room) should have one.
·Routine Maintenance: Test functionality monthly using the test button; regularly clean dust from sensor vents; replace batteries promptly upon low-battery warning.
·Replacement Cycle: Sensors have a limited lifespan. Replace the entire unit strictly according to the manufacturer's specifications (typically 5-7 years) to ensure detection reliability. |
