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55 of 56 found the following review helpful:
 CO ALARM - everyone w/gas should have one Feb 26, 2009
By I. Rachal
"Carrier Texas Tuff"
We tested it on the truck's exhaust and it went off at about 60 ppm according to our digital CO Meter.
Which proves it works to Govenment Standards. This model does what it is supposed to do, the more expensive models just have more features that you probably will not notice on an everyday basis anyway.
This is the least expensive model we have seen that functions, so we hope at this price everyone should have one in their home and garage.
Please replace batteries regularly......
19 of 20 found the following review helpful:
 I've had 2 of these now and both were defective Dec 22, 2010
By Tammy R. Nelson
Bought this in November. Put it up and within days it's "chirping" 3 times per minute which means (according to the device) that it is malfunctioning and needs to be replaced. Amazon was awesome and sent out another one right away. Same exact problem. I'll be returning the second one and choosing another alarm.
32 of 39 found the following review helpful:
A must have! Mar 15, 2008
By A. Kay
"Walk Tall, Be Wise"
We purchased 5 of these; one for each bedroom, the family room, and an elderly neighbor's bedroom. Install was painless. It does, however, need to be mounted on a wall, not a ceiling, so we chose a spot over each bedroom door.
Carbon Monoxide MIXES with the air. It does not stay low or high. You can't see it or smell it. That's why it's so deadly.
The piece of mind of having these installed is enormous. More people die of CO poisoning than from fire. If you don't have a CO detector, get one, two, etc. The price is right.
13 of 15 found the following review helpful:
Information Dec 19, 2010
By Rockford Fan
Recently purchased a new furnace. The gas company, furnace sales reps. and the furnace installers all told us carbon monoxide detectors should be located near the furnace and above the vents in bedrooms. Was surprised to read the company insert in this product to say the exact opposite. So surprised: I called them. There are reasons not to locate these where we were told.
Definitely READ the pamphlet.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Works Great, Batteries Last Forever Jun 30, 2011
By matt151617
I got one of these for my mom's house. We've had it for 6 years now and only replaced the battery once. We test it usually every few months, and unplug the battery during the non-heating months. We placed it next to a register/vent downstairs. Great price, these things can be very expensive.
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