Help Me Choose a Carbon MonoxideAlarm


Consder the following when selecting smoke alarms for your home:

1. Where do you need carbon monoxide alarms installed?
In the below image of a house, each purple circle represents the recommended placement of a carbon monoxide alarm. 


2. What special features should you look for?
All carbon monoxide alarms have a test-button that allows you to ensure the alarm  is in working condition. Carbon Monoxide alarms should be tested weekly. There are additional features you may want to consider for added convenience:

• Battery operated.Operates by battery.
• Combination Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm
• Silence Button.  Quiets unwanted alarms
• Blinking power indicator.  Confirms unit is receiving power
• Low battery silence.  Quiets low battery alert without affecting alarm operation
• Pull out battery drawer.  Allows for easy battery replacement.
• Hinged battery drawer.  Allows for easy battery replacement