First Alert Carbon Monoxide Detector, Plug-In Alarm with Test & Silence Button, CO600, White, 1-Pack
$29.98
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The First Alert CO600 Plug In Carbon Monoxide Alarm utilizes an electrochemical carbon monoxide sensor to detect carbon monoxide. The plug in design of this personal carbon monoxide detector means you can simply plug the alarm into a 120 volt wall outlet, and the carbon monoxide detector is ready to go. When CO levels become elevated, a loud 85 decibel alarm alerts you to the threat. Designed to be simple to use, the CO detector has just 1 button that silences or tests the unit, as well as an end of life timer that lets you know when it is time to replace the device.
Keep your family safe with this easy to use plug in carbon monoxide alarm; It works with any standard outlet
Features an advanced electrochemical carbon monoxide sensor that accurately detects carbon monoxide levels, no matter where the detector is placed in the room
A loud 85 decibel alarm sounds when carbon monoxide levels reach dangerous levels
To ensure complete protection make sure to place 1 on each level of your home and in each bedroom
7 year limited warranty; Equipped with end of life signal chirp, so you know when it’s time to replace the unit for safety
120 volt AC plug in carbon monoxide alarm
Uses electrochemical carbon monoxide sensor the most accurate technology available
End of life timer; 7 year limited warranty
9 reviews for First Alert Carbon Monoxide Detector, Plug-In Alarm with Test & Silence Button, CO600, White, 1-Pack
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Barb –
Feeling safer now!
My old unit wore out. This is easy to use, just plug in!
Madoka Chinen –
This detector saved my life.
I am living in high building condominium. Carbon monoxide(CO) leaking happened in my building last December. Since I was opening the window, I was fine even my room was hight CO level. The fireman recommended to buy CO detector, so I decided to get CO detector.This product was good reviews, nice price and easy to use. 5 month later, CO leaking happened again!It was midnight, the detector started beeping.My room was very hight carbon monoxide level and up/down floor’s room also.For some reason, there was something wrong in some system in the building and CO accumulated in my room and neighbors.The fire department came to my building and took all residents out of the building. They figured out the cause and confirmed decreasing CO level, and the residents back to the home.I also back to my room, closing the window, and plug in the detector. The detector started beeping again!I told the fireman and they checked my room again, actually CO level was still very high in my room.The fireman said “I’m glad, you have a CO detector.”The detector works well and saved people’s life in my building and myself.I really appreciate the detector.
Gentleman Farmer –
Easy to install and ready to use
I was prepared to replace batteries in our carbon monoxide detectors when I learned that they have a limited life. So I ordered these replacements and was able to keep our home safe in time for winter and greater use of our flame powered HVAC system. These were exactly what we needed and I now know that there is not be a battery replacement in the future, but rather the whole detector unit.
R. A. Brown –
Does not have a backup battery
We had a unit very similar to this that finally reached the end of its life and started the death beeping. I thought I was replacing it exactly when I purchased this one online but to my dismay I discovered that it does not have a battery backup. It is electric only and while it works very well at least the test button gave the desired signal, I’m kind of sorry it didn’t have the battery in it in case the power would be out. But then I thought about that a little bit and if the power is out well the furnace is not going to be running so how could we get carbon monoxide in the house? Anyway I kept it plugged in in the hallway and hopefully it will do a fine job for us for the next 6 years. Seems like a good unit for the money just be aware there’s no battery backup.
Truth Be Told –
Good Alarm
Since most of the major appliances, stove, heater, water heater etc in my home are powered by natural gas I decided CO alarms would be a good Idea. This alarm has a small form factor so it does not take up all the space of the electric socket, you will still be able to use the top plug. Its a plug and play application. Plug it in run the test and you are good to go. Although small the alarm has a loud warning alarm in case CO is detected. I haven’t experienced any false alarms or weird behavior from the alarm and so far is has worked well.The US Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends buying and installing a CO alarm that meets the requirements of the current UL 2034 safety standard. I saw a review here stating that this alarm was not UL 2034 certified, which is not true. The CO600 is UL2034 certified.Underwriters Laboratories Inc. UL2034 defines three specific alarm points by whichall residential CO alarms must alarm. They are measured in parts per million (ppm) of CO over time (in minutes).UL2034 Required Alarm Points:* If the alarm is exposed to 400 ppm of CO, IT MUST ALARM BETWEEN 4 and 15MINUTES.* If the alarm is exposed to 150 ppm of CO, IT MUST ALARM BETWEEN 10 and 50MINUTES.* If the alarm is exposed to 70 ppm of CO, IT MUST ALARM BETWEEN 60 and 240MINUTES.The detector must ignore CO levels of 30 ppm or less for at least 30 days and ingore levels of 70 ppm or less for at least an hour. There are detectors available that will alarm at a lower level. All detectors must have a silence button. Pushing it will silence the alarm for four to six minutes. If the concentrations stay above 70 PPM it will alarm again in six minutes. (Previously set at 100 PPM) The detectors have only two alarms, a full alarm and a trouble alarm. The second revision of UL-2034 detectors allowed (not mandated) warning alarms that sounded at low levels. Some found this confusing.Detectors manufactured under the new standard should reduce the number of nuisance alarms. These detectors must not alarm in the presence of the gases listed in the following table below the indicated level.Methane 500 PPMButane 300 PPMHeptane 500 PPMEthyl Acetate 200 PPMIsopropyl Alcohol 200 PPMCarbon Dioxide (CO2) 5,000 PPMMore info on UL-2034 can be found on Underwriters Laboratories website ul.comIf the device starts to malfunction/ give false alarms I will update my review.
Pepe D –
Item as described. Fast shipping. Good price.
Item as described. Fast shipping. Good price.
Jessica Miller –
Do battery , I’ve never had any trouble with mine, but I guess it wouldn’t hurt..
It works well .
Jean –
Carbon monoxide is deadly
An important item to keep you safe in your home
Gordon C –
3 pack was nice and a spot to write the date.