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expired Posted by TattyBear | Staff • Nov 15, 2022
Nov 15, 2022 5:38 PM
First Alert Carbon Monoxide CO250B Detector w/ 9V Battery
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1) You'd be exposed to high levels of CO for long periods, often resulting in notable symptoms, before it would finally audibly alarm you to the threat.
2) You could be constantly exposed to CO levels at less than alarm threshold levels, but still high enough to cause MANY negative health consequences, especially for the sick, elderly, or those with specific respiratory or cardiovasular conditions.
Carbon monoxide is dangerous. Invest in your safety, ESPECIALLY if you have any reasonable expectation of being exposed to higher levels of CO...basically if you burn anything for some sort of heating (appliances/water heater/furnace/fireplace/et), OR, if you live very close to a high traffic area, as vehicle exhaust can be significant enough to raise local CO levels to symptomatic levels with long term exposure.
What's the difference between BRK and First Alert alarms?
The same parent company (Newell Brands) owns First Alert and BRK. First Alert is our retail division, and BRK is our commercial division.
Note:
Some retailers sell BRK products under the First Alert brand. Although BRK packaging is different, rest assured that you'll receive the same quality First Alert product.
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What's the difference between BRK and First Alert alarms?
The same parent company (Newell Brands) owns First Alert and BRK. First Alert is our retail division, and BRK is our commercial division.
Note:
Some retailers sell BRK products under the First Alert brand. Although BRK packaging is different, rest assured that you'll receive the same quality First Alert product.
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1) You'd be exposed to high levels of CO for long periods, often resulting in notable symptoms, before it would finally audibly alarm you to the threat.
2) You could be constantly exposed to CO levels at less than alarm threshold levels, but still high enough to cause MANY negative health consequences, especially for the sick, elderly, or those with specific respiratory or cardiovasular conditions.
Carbon monoxide is dangerous. Invest in your safety, ESPECIALLY if you have any reasonable expectation of being exposed to higher levels of CO...basically if you burn anything for some sort of heating (appliances/water heater/furnace/fireplace/et), OR, if you live very close to a high traffic area, as vehicle exhaust can be significant enough to raise local CO levels to symptomatic levels with long term exposure.
1) You'd be exposed to high levels of CO for long periods, often resulting in notable symptoms, before it would finally audibly alarm you to the threat.
2) You could be constantly exposed to CO levels at less than alarm threshold levels, but still high enough to cause MANY negative health consequences, especially for the sick, elderly, or those with specific respiratory or cardiovasular conditions.
Carbon monoxide is dangerous. Invest in your safety, ESPECIALLY if you have any reasonable expectation of being exposed to higher levels of CO...basically if you burn anything for some sort of heating (appliances/water heater/furnace/fireplace/et), OR, if you live very close to a high traffic area, as vehicle exhaust can be significant enough to raise local CO levels to symptomatic levels with long term exposure.
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If you have young children, a pregnant woman, elderly, or anyone with certain medical conditions in your household, having a professional air quality test conducted would be highly advisable.
CO doesn't rise or fall, it's pretty neutrally buoyant in our atmosphere.
The Camel says this is historically low (since June) but they're often on sale for $17. So, not click. And they've NEVER been $36.
Can't we get Congress to actually do some thing about Amazon faking their MSRP?
As per the Camel, these often hit $17. Although historically low (since June), this ain't that slick.
Best to have one near your burning appliance and one in your bedroom/living room.
If you have young children, a pregnant woman, elderly, or anyone with certain medical conditions in your household, having a professional air quality test conducted would be highly advisable.
CO doesn't rise or fall, it's pretty neutrally buoyant in our atmosphere.
The Camel says this is historically low (since June) but they're often on sale for $17. So, not click. And they've NEVER been $36.
Can't we get Congress to actually do some thing about Amazon faking their MSRP?
As per the Camel, these often hit $17. Although historically low (since June), this ain't that slick.
Best to have one near your burning appliance and one in your bedroom/living room.
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If you have young children, a pregnant woman, elderly, or anyone with certain medical conditions in your household, having a professional air quality test conducted would be highly advisable.
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