Carbon Monoxide Alarm Detector Gas Sensor Warning Alarm Detector Home Safety Mini Detector Smoke Detectors Alarm LCD Displayer.

Description:

 Carbon Monoxide gas is a colorless, odorless, tasteless and toxic gas produced as a by-product of combustion, Any fuel burning appliance, vehicle, tool or other device has the potential to produce dangerous levels of CO gas Carbon monoxide is deadly because it binds with your red blood cells and starves your body of oxygen after passing into your lungs. There are a number of different types and brands of CO detectors on the market today. They can be most easily characterized by whether they operate on household current or batteries

Parameter:

Quality material: ABS material

Size: about 6.2x6.2x2.8cm

Display: LCD blue backlit digital display

Alarm sound: 85 dB (3 meters)

Rated voltage: 220V/50HZ

Working temperature: 4-38℃

Alarm current: <80mA

Low battery alarm: "chirp" every 30 seconds

Power supply: 2 AAA batteries (not included)

Carbon monoxide gas sensor

Characteristic:

The function of the carbon monoxide alarm is to test the concentration of carbon monoxide gas in the air. When the concentration exceeds the standard, it will immediately sound and visual alarm.

If the concentration is 30 ppm, the alarm will sound within 120 minutes.

If the concentration is 50ppm, an alarm will be issued within 60-90 minutes.

If the concentration is 100ppm, an alarm will be issued within 10-40 minutes.

If the concentration is 300ppm, the alarm will sound within 3 minutes.

The installation location should be less than 30 cm on the ceiling or ceiling to avoid too close to the gas stove or smokers.

Avoid smoking directly on the alarm, which will affect the sensitivity of the alarm.

The CO detector should be tested weekly.

Installation location:

Fire and fuel room (hearth, fire bowl, seven wheels, charcoal stove, wood stove, etc.)

Rooms where heating equipment that requires fuel is used (water heater, gas stove, gas stove, oil stove, etc.)

The carbon monoxide alarm is battery powered. Open the lid, put the battery, and you are ready to go! All you have to do is install it on the wall or ceiling.

If you want to check the operation, place it near a charcoal fire or car exhaust. If it is working properly, an alarm should be issued.

In a highly confined room, there is no ventilation, gas stove, gas water heater, fan heater failure, wood stove chimney blocked, garage idle for a long time, etc. occur. It is frightening because it is colorless, tasteless, and has almost the same specific gravity as air.

If you have ventilation equipment and a carbon monoxide detector, you will feel safer and you must first prepare for the accident instead of regretting the accident.