true 452 0 0 2008-02-08T15:02:39-05:00 <p><strong>Description<br /></strong>Our Carbon Monoxide (CO) Sensor can detect the presence of this toxic gas.&nbsp; If dangerous levels of CO are detected, the sensor will trigger an alarm and notify FrontPoint&#39;s monitoring station.</p><p><strong>Features&nbsp;</strong></p><ul><li>Internal siren</li><li>Pre-alarm warning if low CO levels are detected</li><li>Alarm signal sent if dangerous levels detected</li></ul>
<ul><li>6.5&quot;w x 3.5&quot;h x 2.25&quot;d</li><li>Plugs directly into a wall outlet power socket</li><li>Test/Reset button</li><li>Internal siren &amp; visible warning light</li><li>100% wireless signal transmission</li><li>Automatic detection of malfunction </li></ul>
6 <p><strong>Where Should I Put It?</strong></p><p>FrontPoint recommends placing a carbon monoxide sensor near each sleeping area, and in rooms containing, or adjacent to, fuel burning devices.</p><p><strong>How Many Do I Need?</strong></p><p>To protect against poisonous CO gas, we recommend placing at least one CO sensor in each sleeping area (a common area adjoining one or more bedrooms).&nbsp; Additional sensors may be placed in rooms containing, or adjacent to, fuel burning appliances such as furnaces, boilers, stoves, grills, and fireplaces.</p><p><strong>What Else Should I Know?</strong></p><p>Avoid putting a sensor directly above or beside fuel burning devices or heating vents, in utility closets, or directly next to automobile exhaust pipes, as doing so may result in false alarms.</p> Carbon Monoxide Sensors by FrontPoint carbon-monoxide-sensor 10 89.99 2 Use FrontPoint's Carbon Monoxide Sensors to Protect Your Family. We Offer Free Shipping to New Customers. CMS Carbon Monoxide Sensor 2010-02-24T08:23:38-05:00