Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Carbon Monoxide (CO) is an odourless, tasteless and colourless dangerous gas, which is produced by the incomplete burning of fossil fuels, such as gas, wood and coal. Carbon Monoxide is known as the ‘silent killer’ due to it being extremely difficult to detect.
The installation of Carbon Monoxide alarms measures and detects the level of Carbon Monoxide gas in the air. The British Standard BS EN 50292:2013 recommends Carbon Monoxide alarms be installed and maintained in every room with fuel-burning appliances and rooms where people sleep. Detect Carbon Monoxide and protect your premises from Carbon Monoxide poisoning with our innovative range of CO alarms.
Ei3018 Carbon Monoxide Alarm
3000 Series
- Proven electrochemical sensor to monitor Carbon Monoxide levels
- Mains powered with 10-year rechargeable lithium cell back-up
- Built-in AudioLINK+ data extraction technology
Ei208WRF RadioLINK+ Battery Carbon Monoxide Alarm
200 Series
- Powered by a sealed, 10-year life lithium battery
- Monitor background CO levels, alarm activations & sensor status with AudioLINK+ technology
- Connects wirelessly with all other Aico wireless interconnection product
Ei208 Battery CO Alarm
200 Series
- Detects early signs of Carbon Monoxide
- Built-in AudioLINK+ data extraction technology
- 10-year life sealed lithium battery
Carbon Monoxide Alarm FAQs
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How do carbon monoxide alarms work?
Carbon monoxide alarms work by monitoring the air for the presence of carbon monoxide gas. They use sensors, such as electrochemical sensors, to detect unsafe levels and trigger an alarm.
How long do carbon monoxide alarms last?
Carbon monoxide alarms typically last for 5 to 7 years. Check the manufacturer’s instructions for the specific lifespan of your alarm and replace it accordingly.
Where do you put a carbon monoxide alarm?
Place carbon monoxide alarms on every level of the home, near sleeping areas, and in proximity to potential sources of carbon monoxide, such as gas appliances.
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