The carbon monoxide monitors for home use are safety monitoring devices suitable for home use. Convenient wall-mounted installation and system self-testing ensure continuous and stable safety protection.
Real-Time Carbon Monoxide Monitoring
- The Carbon monoxide detector monitors CO concentrations from 0 to 999 ppm with ±10% accuracy, helping families identify potential indoor hazards.
- Green, yellow, and red lights indicate different safety statuses, allowing users to quickly recognize normal, warning, and alarm conditions.
- The home CO detector features a default alarm threshold of 49 ppm to alert users when the preset level is reached.
- The indoor monitor displays real-time temperature and humidity, helping homeowners understand their indoor environment.
Convenient Home Safety Monitoring
- Designed for residential use, the detector helps monitor indoor CO levels in living areas and near fuel-burning appliances.
- The digital CO detector clearly displays CO concentration, temperature, humidity, and operating information for easy reading.
- The adjustable display brightness provides comfortable viewing in different indoor lighting conditions, including bedrooms and living rooms.
- The plug-in CO detector features a replaceable plug for convenient installation with compatible outlet types.
Applications
In underground mines, residual carbon monoxide after blasting can be monitored to prevent poisoning and explosion risks; in chemical workshops, carbon monoxide leaks can be detected in real time to ensure production safety; in underground garages and tunnels, CO concentrations from vehicle exhaust can be monitored to prevent poisoning; and during fire rescue operations, it can be used for detection at fire scenes and in confined spaces to protect the safety of rescue personnel.
Fire and Rescue
Mining Underground
Parking Garage
Chemical Workshop
| Model | SISCO-SMOKE-S03 |
| Carbon Monoxide (CO) Measurement Range | 0–999 ppm (±10%) |
| CO Alarm Range | 49 ppm (Initial Default Value) |
| Humidity Measurement Range | 0–95% RH (±5%), Non-Condensing |
| Combustible Gas Concentration | Gas Level 1–3 (Lv3: ≥15% LEL) |
| Combustible Gas Alarm Threshold | Lv2 (≥5% LEL) |
| Smoke Alarm Threshold | ≥0.15 dB/m |
| Input Power | 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Housing Material | Flame-Retardant ABS Plastic |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 50°C / 14°F to 122°F |
| Alarm | Yes |
| Dimensions | 125.5 × 60.5 × 36.3 mm |
Structure Diagram
Q1: Where should a carbon monoxide detector be installed?
A1: It is recommended to install one near each bedroom and on each floor of the house. The best location is on a wall or ceiling, 1.5-2 meters above the ground, away from doors, windows, fans, or HVAC vents.
Q2: Do I need a carbon monoxide detector if I already have a smoke alarm?
A2: Yes, you must. Smoke alarms cannot detect colorless and odorless carbon monoxide gas. They have different functions, but are both essential for home safety and are indispensable. There are also combination detectors on the market that combine the functions of both.
Q3: What should I do if the detector alarms?
A3: Immediately evacuate to a place with fresh air outdoors, turn off the gas supply (e.g., close the gas valve), do not touch any electrical switches, and call emergency services or the gas company for help. Return only after a professional has checked and confirmed it is safe.
Tips: How can I confirm that the home carbon monoxide detector is working properly?
It is recommended to periodically press the "Test" button on the device. If the buzzer sounds and the indicator light flashes, it means that the circuit and alarm functions are normal.
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