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1. Kidde KN-COPP-B-LPM Battery-Operated Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Digital Display by Kidde amzn.to 2. First Alert CO615 Carbon Monoxide Plug-In Alarm with Battery Backup and Digital Display by First Alert amzn.to 3. Kidde KN-COPP-3 Nighthawk Plug-In Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Battery Backup and Digital Display by Kidde amzn.to 4. Kidde KN-COSM-B Battery-Operated Combination Carbon Monoxide and Smoke Alarm with Talking Alarm by Kidde amzn.to 5. Kidde KN-COPP-B Front Load Battery-Operated Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Digital Display by Kidde amzn.to 6. First Alert CO400 Battery Powered Carbon Monoxide Alarm by First Alert amzn.to 7. First Alert SC9120B Hardwire Combination Smoke/Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Battery Backup by BRK amzn.to

www.amazon.com Easy to install and monitor, the Kidde Nighthawk KN-COPP-B-LS battery-operated carbon monoxide alarm with digital display provides reliable protection against the dangers of carbon monoxide. Its backlit digital display shows the current carbon monoxide (CO) level at a glance, and it displays every 15 seconds. With an increasing number of state and local governments passing legislation requiring CO detectors in homes, it’s never been a better time to safeguard your family against carbon monoxide exposure. The Nighthawk, Digital Battery Operated Carbon Monoxide Alarm, Easy To Install Unit That Provides Reliable Protection Against The Dangers Of Carbon Monoxide, Digital Display Feature Adds An Advanced Level Of Protection Showing CO Levels In PPM Allowing You To See If Levels Change. www.amazon.com

www.amazon.com Kidde’s KN-COPP-B-LPM battery-operated carbon monoxide alarm with digital display helps to provide your home with extensive protection against the dangerous threat posed by the odorless and colorless gas. With an increasing number of state and local governments passing legislation requiring CO detectors in homes, it’s never been a better time to safeguard your family against carbon monoxide exposure. The new Kidde KN-COPP-B-LPM Carbon Monoxide Alarm is the only battery-operated alarm that includes a backlight digital display feature. This key feature adds an advanced level of protection that you have come to expect in a Kidde manufactured product. www.amazon.com

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.

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Protect yourself while you travel with this battery operated First Alert Carbon Monoxide Travel Alarm. One button tests all alarm functions as well as mutes unwanted alarms. This carbon monoxide alarm utilizes an electrochemical sensor for increased accuracy. Has easy access to the battery and a durable/lightweight design for optimal portability. 9V battery and travel pouch included. 5-year limited warranty. Carbon Monoxide alarm meets UL standards. This carbon monoxide alarm is for you if: ● You want basic protection from the threat of carbon monoxide while you travel. Where To Place Carbon Monoxide Alarms: One on every level of the home and one in each sleeping area. ● Battery operated, 1 9V battery included. ● Single button tests alarm function and mutes unwanted alarms. ● EZ access battery door. ● Low battery signal. ● Electrochemical sensor, most accurate technology available for detecting carbon monoxide, compared to other common sensing technologies. ● Loud 85db alarm. ● Meets UL2034 standard. ● Travel pouch and 9V battery included. ● 5-year limited warranty, carbon monoxide alarms should be replaced every 5 years for maximum protection For more information and to purchase this product, click here: www.firstalertstore.com

This detector is about 12 years old. The brand is a Kidde Carbon Monoxide Alarm. Well about a week ago it just randomly went off. I changed the batteries, and about an hour later it went off again. Not me nor my parents felt any symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning but we opened all my windows and I shut off the hot water heater thats right across the hall from the detector just to be safe. We just thought its the detector messing up because its so old but we dont know for sure. Anyways the next day after it went off we turned the hot water heater back on and the detector didnt go off untill today which has been a week since it last went off. But we have a newer detector that plugs into the wall right underneath the old one and it hasnt went off. So is the older detector just too old or should I call the fire department! And also has anyone else had trouble like this with their carbon monoxide detector.

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Hello,
I have a 1996 Chevy Beretta. About a month ago I had the air conditioner fixed because it was not producing cold air. I think this was caused by a leak or somthing. This past week I have felt sick from riding in the car and all I’ve noticed that is different is the weather is warmer so I’ve been using the AC more.

I bought a Carbon Monoxide alarm by Kidde and put it in the car with the windows rolled up and air conditioner on. I left it there for about 10 minutes and nothing happend.

Could I be being exposed to another chemical or gas or could it still be Carbon Monoxide poisoning?

Any information would be appreciated!

Thanks

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Hello,
I have a 1996 Chevy Beretta. About a month ago I had the air conditioner fixed because it was not producing cold air. I think this was caused by a leak or somthing. This past week I have felt sick from riding in the car and all I’ve noticed that is different is the weather is warmer so I’ve been using the AC more.

I bought a Carbon Monoxide alarm by Kidde and put it in the car with the windows rolled up and air conditioner on. I left it there for about 10 minutes and nothing happend.

Could I be being exposed to another chemical or gas or could it still be Carbon Monoxide poisoning?

Any information would be appreciated!

Thanks

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In my house I have one Universal CD-9795 smoke/carbon monoxide alarm which has a (new) 9V battery in it and a few Kidde 1235 smoke alarms which don’t have batteries. Whenever the power goes out the Kidde alarms whine/hiss/scream in long tone for a while. Sometimes it last only minutes, sometimes on and off for hours. Why is this? Is the Universal alarm sending a signal to the other that makes them whine? This is very annoying when the power goes out over night.
Also the house is less than two years old and so are the alarms.
From the Kidde manual "models
without battery backup, (1235, 120X, SL177I) be advised that the models without battery backup will not respond during an AC power failure." So this confirms that they do not have any battery at all. So why do they howl? Hmm.
The manual can be seen here: http://dl.owneriq.net/a/ab9bb989-180d-4aea-abfb-1973932f410b.pdf
The Universal detector has a new battery and its manual can be seen at the following link. Still no idea why the others make that noise.

http://www.usielectric.com/pdf_support/CD-9795.pdf

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