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X-Sense Carbon Monoxide Detector Alarm w/ Digital LCD Display
$20
$28.99
Amazon has X-Sense Carbon Monoxide Detector Alarm w/ Digital LCD Display for $19.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Community Member kannyfu for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Community Member kannyfu for finding this deal.
Features:
- Flexible Installation: Wall-mounted or free-standing; easy to take while traveling
- High Accuracy & Reliability: Advanced Figaro electrochemical CO sensor; 5-year replaceable battery
- Instant Alert: An early warning will be delivered through a loud 85-decibel alarm
- Informative LCD: Displays real-time CO levels and remembers dangerous CO levels since the last preset
- Intuitive LED: 3-colored LED indicator flashes red, green, or yellow to indicate an alarm, power, or a fault
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Give Feedback Model: X-Sense Carbon Monoxide Detector Alarm with Digital LCD Display, Replaceable Battery CO Alarm Detector with Peak Value Memory, XC01-R
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 6/1/2024, 10:33 AM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 Amazon | $19.99 |
| Rating: | (4.6 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 4,372 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | X-Sense Carbon Monoxide Detector Alarm with Digital LCD Display, Replaceable Battery CO Alarm Detector with Peak Value Memory, XC01-R |
| Manufacturer: | X-Sense |
| Model Number: | XC01-R |
| Product SKU: | B09BC8XQ54 |
| UPC: | 850042393628 |
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Newer model, and my account had a 30% of coupon. YMMV
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If CO poisoning is a real concern for you, I would buy a US brand.
But I dont see why this is a concern for most people, unless you have a running car parked in your house or a fireplace. CO doesn't just magically appear, it is produced by a source.
So the steps are: Ultimate, 105 then 205?
so you'll need another ~$10 Battery before the sensor expires.
About $2.25 each where I shop.
You could also buy a set of RCR123s and recharge them but that would mean you probably have to spend $100 on a LiIon battery charger in your eyes.
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And it is not anti-Chinese.
It Is anti-Communist.
Some don't know the difference and don't care.
Newer model, and my account had a 30% of coupon. YMMV
This deal is $20 with no limit.
Sooo... what's difference XC01-R vs XC04-R?
Really not much info about the XC04-R on website.... appears to have wifi app support (based on product pics on x-sense.com) but from amazon and reviews on amazon, it's a standalone model.
So likely just a new case on the XC04-R....
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It's UL (US) and EN (Europe) tested and approved per the manufacturer specifications. Furthermore you can and should regularly test your detectors regardless of brand or how much you've paid. I've seen Kidde and First Alerts fail, too. Paying more gets you nothing.
Safety Standards: UL 2034 and EN 50291:2018