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Kidde Carbon Monoxide Detectors
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About Kidde Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Kidde carbon monoxide alarms (also known as carbon monoxide detectors), utilize electrochemical sensing technology, incorporating Kidde’s patented Nighthawk sensing technology. This same technology is found in every Kidde carbon monoxide alarm.
Kidde’s product line includes many types of carbon monoxide alarmsdetectors, including hardwired, combination, talking, battery operated, battery backup, lithium battery, plug in, remote controlled, test / silent, voice warning, photoelectric, surface mount, recessed, and low profile models. Most commonly, a Kidde carbon monoxide alarm is identified by the method the device is powered; wire in, battery operated, or plug in.
In addition to Kidde Carbon Monoxide Alarms, Kidde also manufactures a combination version of it’s CO alarm that incorporates Kidde’s highly advanced smoke detection technology, making it a highly desirable for any household. Kidde’s combination units will detect heat, smoke, or carbon monoxide found, all within one unit. Kidde’s design team takes great lengths to make sure it’s utilizes the most advanced detection technology available, while preserving simplistic operation and installation.
About Carbon Monoxide
Carbon monoxide, also referred to as CO, is an odorless, colorless gas that is found in many households each year. Carbon monoxide is the leading cause of poisoning deaths in America. CO is most commonly produced by burning carbon based materials using fuel or natural gas. Inhalation of carbon monoxide can causes serious injuries including brain damage and death. As of February 20, 2010, many states adopted Amanda’s Law, which requires the installation and maintenance of Carbon Monoxide Detectors in all households and dwellings with a fuel burning appliance or an attached garage present. Check with your local state legislation to make sure you are in compliance with state law.
It is recommended that all households and community buildings have at least one Kidde carbon monoxide alarmdetector on each level of your home and outside sleeping areas. A Kidde carbon monoxide alarm works similar to your standard smoke alarm, emitting a sound warning if the sensor detects harmful levels of carbon monoxide.
Similar to Kidde smoke alarms, Kidde carbon monoxide alarms can be interconnected in a system to maximize efficiency of your indoor safety system, and can be connected with other units including bells, whistles, relays, and additional smoke or carbon monoxide alarms





