FireAngel FA3322

Looking for a CO-9D alarm replacement? With a digital display, the latest sensing technology, and BSI Kitemark approval, the FA3322X4 offers the highest level of CO detection for your home and replaces end-of-life CO-9D alarms. 10 Year life featuring a 10 year sealed for life lithium battery Advanced electrochemical sensor calibrated and tested in... moreCO gas Advanced diagnostics support via cable Multi function display provides visual user instructions LCD Illuminates and colour varies depending on event type Low level monitoring with unique -pre alarm- and ventilate warning Low Level CO Warning: indicated by the LOW LEVEL WARNING sound and flash pattern Ventilate instruction Memory function €’ indication of previous alarm activation Intelligent sensing algorithm, increases sensing rate on detection of low level CO

Fire Angel Carbon Monoxide Detector FA3322-EUX10 WhiteThe Fire Angel FA3322 is a 10 year carbon monoxide detector with LC display that comes with a 10 year battery. The advanced electrochemical sensor is designed to accurately measure low carbon monoxide levels in your home. The digital display provides visual alerts on CO temperature and humidity... morelevels with written instructions and instructions to protect you and your family. The CO sensor detects and alerts low carbon monoxide levels and emits a ventilation alarm when they rise. The device can either be attached to the wall with the two included small screws or can be placed as a portable device in the desired place. As a portable device you can take it with you on holiday and are protected at all times. The test button of the Fire Angel FA3322 carbon monoxide detector has been designed to be easy to find and press to make testing easier. Carbon monoxide is an extremely toxic gas that is released in case of incomplete combustion of fuels. Carbon monoxide you can't see smell or taste and it can be fatal - the only way to be warned of CO is an acoustic CO detector. Common sources of CO are: gas stoves gas boilers portable generators gas or paraffin heaters grills clogged chimneys wood or gas fireplaces cigarette smoke or any fossil fuel-powered equipment.