Important Information on Carbon Monoxide Detector Placement. Family room: CO alarm should be near 'nostril height' which is around the light switch height. Bedroom: should be even lower. CO is almost the same weight as air and does not rise like smoke. Some folk mistake CO for CO2 and shop for a co2 detector or a co2 meter, but it is really a carbon monoxide monitor that is necessary to avoid the harmful symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning. Carbon dioxide poisoning doesn't happen in the home. If you cannot have one in each bedroom, have at least one for every level of your home, including the basement. A carbon monoxide alarm is just as important a life saving device for the home as fire extinguishers are in the kitchen. Protect your family from the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning with a High Quality CO Detector. Using the latest technology Electrochemical sensors, you can rest assured our unit is continuously monitoring the air for any sign of Carbon Monoxide. Important: "Battery Operated" Some US States require battery operated or battery back-up units. Plug-in units may seem to be convenient, but when the power goes out, the gas or wood heater normally goes on. This is when CO detection is most imperative. Our Battery Powered units do not use electric power. They are not plug in units. Never be complacent about an alarm, as CO can affect your judgement. It the alarm sounds, there IS a problem. Don't ignore it! CO Detectors should be easy to use and install. Our model comes with an easy to install mounting bracket, instructions and screws included. The battery is easy to insert. No Handyman Required. The alarm must go off at low concentrations of carbon monoxide. Some models do not go off until a super-high concentration of 400 ppm has been reached. That is very dangerous. OSHA regulations limit workplace concentrations to 50 ppm, so should your alarm. Click the Buy Button Above to Order Yours Today and Be Safe Tomorrow!
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