CO detector

Wayne_14

What is the best location for a CO Detector, High or Low

Murph'_4

set it at eye level.....

where the air changes (like a hallway) ,best to put near the bedrooms and also near any combustion equipment.



Murph'

Pat Clark

Master Bedroom

is what we recommend for the first detector, then if you want more, other bedrooms, halls living room, etc. Reasoning is if you are asleep when a CO condition begins, you want to be woken up as soon as possible so that you can still function enough to prevent a tragedy.

Pat

Unknown

One in every bedroom

at a level of "Head to Bed" my saying. It should be mounted in such a way as to measure startified level of CO. The specific gravity of CO is .97 as compared to air which is 1.0. That means the CO will slowly rise to the ceiling and sort of stratify at standing "Head" level. The bed says that it should be no lower than the "BED" level as when you are sleeping.

Mark Hunt

Agreed


I would NEVER recommend plugging one into a low wall outlet.

Also keep in mind that small children can sleep right through alarms.

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Wayne_14

Thanks for the input

> at a level of "Head to Bed" my saying. It should

> be mounted in such a way as to measure startified

> level of CO. The specific gravity of CO is .97 as

> compared to air which is 1.0. That means the CO

> will slowly rise to the ceiling and sort of

> stratify at standing "Head" level. The bed says

> that it should be no lower than the "BED" level

> as when you are sleeping.

Wayne_14

Thanks for the input

Thank You all for the input

Murph'_4

wayne...

please check out co experts dot com



coexperts



these are low-level monitors rather than mid-level detectors, worth the price of admission!!



Murph'

Unknown

Good Idea to have

an audio and visual system in childrens bedrooms to watch and listen until they are old enough to somewhat care for themselves. I think that is at about 35 years old.

Mark Hunt

HAHAHAHAHHAHA!!


Good one Timmie!!!

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