Firehawk CO7B-10Y Carbon Monoxide Alarm Detector with 10 Year Battery

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Alarms for the Hard of Hearing are designed to ensure that those with hearing difficulties are still alerted to the presence of fire or carbon monoxide in a property. The Firehawk hard of hearing alarm features a high intensity LED strobe unit for table mounting as well as a vibrating pad that can be placed under a pillow. This alarm is designed for use with the Firehawk radio-interlinked smoke, heat and carbon monoxide range of alarms.

SILENCE LOW BATTERY WARNING for up to 10 hours. Maintains continuous protection during sleeping hours. Versatile Mounting System allows the alarm to be fixed to a surface or to be used free-standing making it ideal for holidays You can’t see, smell or taste carbon monoxide but there are still some ways to identify whether you’re suffering from the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning or not. Nice small alarmThis was a reoplacement alarm for the same item that had died after 6 or 7 years. I like the small size. Delivery was prompt. (06/11/2019) Ian - Devon Silence Low Battery Warning for up to 10 hours. Maintains continuous protection during sleeping hours

Power automatically switched on when the alarm is attached to its mounting plate and off when removed. The FireHawk CO7B-10YW can be interconnected with the following compatible FireHawk alarms and devices using the built-in intelligent wireless technology up to a maximum of 15 devices: Product Code The Firehawk 5 Year Carbon Monoxide Alarm is a battery operated carbon monoxide alarm with sealed-in long-life lithium battery. Ideal for the home and travelling on holiday. It’s compact size takes up little room in the baggage but gives you invaluable protection from faulty heating and cooking appliances wherever you are. The most obvious reason for a beeping carbon monoxide detector is flat batteries. Flat or low batteries will hinder the functionality of the device, so it’s only fitting that your detector gives off a faint beeping sound to warn you of this.

Since approximately 50 people die from carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning each year in the UK, having this device in your home or work place is essential. A CO detector will detect the odourless danger of carbon monoxide and alert you if levels are dangerously high. These devices are also useful for detecting fires, since CO is sometimes emitted when oxygen is burnt up by a nearby fire. Firstly there are a few different reasons why your carbon monoxide detector may be beeping but always take the beeping seriously, especially if it has never beeped before. Evacuate the premises and call a boiler technician and the fire brigade. A beeping carbon monoxide detector may also be a sign that it’s doing exactly what it was designed to do. When CO levels become dangerously high, your CO detector will signal its alarm. Don’t always assume that the CO leak is inside your building as it may be from a neighbouring house. div>