Carbon Monoxide Gas Detector - CarPro-Tec

Protect yourself and your loved ones!
"More important than any burglary or theft protection is your own safety"

With our carbon monoxide gas detector, you can reliably monitor your interior for the development of dangerous CO gas.
Our carbon monoxide gas detector can save your life! If carbon-containing material is not completely burned (e.g., fireplace, grill, stove, gas heater), carbon monoxide is produced. If the deadly, odorless gas "carbon monoxide" is released, the internal sensor immediately triggers the CarPro-Tec alarm via radio and also acoustically signals this with an additional internal alarm siren.

Single or with CarPro-Tec:

The carbon monoxide gas detector can, like any conventional gas detector "stand-alone", be used without CarPro-Tec, as it triggers its own alarm in case of danger.
In combination with CarPro-Tec, security is enhanced by the additional activation of the alarm system and immediate notification on your smartphone.

Features:

• Up to 12 months battery life
• Battery alert for low energy status
• Loud acoustic alarm (85dB)
• Bidirectional sensor for increased sensitivity (two-way detection)
• Test button (reset)
• Includes 2x AA 1.5V batteries

*CO concentration according to CE, ROHS, FC, compliant with EU standard 50291

Scope of Delivery:
1 x carbon monoxide gas detector
2 x AA 1.5V batteries
1 x 70mm magnetic pad

Additional Information:

• CO gas is odorless, invisible, and highly toxic. This makes CO gas so dangerous.

• Carbon monoxide (CO) is a dangerous respiratory toxin. Once inhaled, it quickly enters the bloodstream via the lungs. Death by suffocation occurs when the transport of oxygen in the blood is hindered or stopped by carbon monoxide gas. The first signs of carbon monoxide poisoning are gradual, with headaches and dizziness. At higher concentrations, the central nervous system and the heart are affected. Near a fireplace, stove, or grill, you barely notice the colorless, odorless, and tasteless poisonous gas! Even low exposure levels starting at 100 ppm can cause heart and nervous system damage. At high levels of carbon monoxide particles in the air, death can occur within a few minutes.

• CO gas spreads fairly evenly in the air, so the CO detector should ideally be mounted in closed spaces at about 100 cm above the ground, at a maximum distance of 3-4 meters from the combustion source.

• Do not install the gas detector near doors, windows, or range hoods, as the actual gas content in the air cannot be reliably measured in those areas. Avoid placing it directly next to the gas source or in areas with high dust or humidity. Also, ensure that the gas detectors cannot be reached by children or pets, and that no paints, varnishes, solvents, or cleaning agents are stored nearby. Gas detectors may also be triggered by the use of hairspray, as the propellants in the spray can are detected. Similarly, gases released during baking can trigger the gas detector.