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This is a Kidde Carbon Monoxide alarm in my basement. It’s powered by three AA batteries. It has an 85 dB sounder that sounds the T4 code. The model is KN-COB-B.

Carbon Monoxide victim and CO-Be Alarmed! campaign spokesperson, Adele Forbes, tragically lost her son and grandparents to Carbon Monoxide poisoning in 2005. Please protect you and your family, and ensure you have an audible Carbon Monoxide alarm in your house today.

Celebrity supporter, Terri Dwyer, witnessed the dangers of the silent killer when her mother found her friend unconscious due to Carbon Monoxide poisoning. She said: “Almost one in ten people have been affected or know someone who has. I’m one of them, so I know how vital it is to be aware of the risks and protect yourself and your family with an alarm. Don’t let the deaths and near-misses be in vain.”

Celebrity supporter, Richard Arnold, said: “I’m shocked at how few people realise the risks of Carbon Monoxide. My friend tragically fell unconscious in the bath after her boiler became faulty, which could have happened to any of us. Every single household should get an alarm installed — it’s the only way to be sure of detecting this silent killer.”

I was cooking earlier and my smoke detectors went off. I live in an apartment complex and have three alarms (one in the hallway, and one in each bedroom). My husband had to take the one in the hall and one of the alarms in a bedroom off and unplug the alarm completely. The one in the other bedroom at that time was not going off so he left it up. Yet, that alarm is blinking rapidly a green light.

An hour or so later we tried to plug in the other two alarms, yet they won’t stop going off once attached by a/c power.

I can’t figure out what I need to do, I am so tired of listening to this alarm and I am worried to unplug the only remaining working alarm. (even though it is flashing rapidly a green light)

Any help is appreciated, thanks!

I have a kidde carbon monoxide alarm, but it is frustrating because it sounds like a door creaking and not its own distinct noise. I heard either a door creak or the alarm go off 2 times, then i reset/tested it, it beeped 5 or six times. does this mean i have carbon monoxide? i really need to replace that alarm, kidde doesn’t make very good alarms.

Formore information and to purchase this smoke alarm see: www.firstalertstore.com This video of the First Alert Kitchen Smoke and Fire Alarm will show you what is in the package and give you a brief description of the product. This smoke detector has a photoelectric sensor built right in to help reduce false alarms. Our quick explanation of this First Alert smoke detector SA710CN is provided by wwwFirstAlertStore.com where this product and many other First Alert Home Safety Products are offered. For more information and to purchase this smoke alarm see: www.firstalertstore.com

When changing a smoke detector battery, determine where the battery is located, remove the old battery, replace it with a new battery, and reinstall the smoke detector. Make sure the batteries are always working in a smoke detector with helpful tips from a fire and life safety educator in this free video on fire safety. Expert: Meg Langston Bio: Meg Langston is the full-time community fire and life safety educator for the Wilmington Fire Department. Filmmaker: Rendered Communications

Bought it at True Value Hardware Store for on sale. 85 decibels.

Bought it at True Value Hardware Store for on sale. 85 decibels.