I've had these in the past and whilst I'd agree with ghostm4n about buying an alarm without delay if you haven't got one, I would recommend the Fireangel CO-9D over the kidde one. When the batteries start to go on these they will trigger and it's not hugely clear from the instructions if it's detecting a low level of carbon monoxide or the batteries are running low. At 3am in the morning when it's firing off, you just want to know whether or not to get your family out of the house or you just need new batteries, not blearily leaf through the instructions trying to interpret intermittent beeping. The Fireangel has got a proper display which shows the actual CO levels as well as historical levels and a clear indication if there is a problem. Also has a thermometer built in as an added bonus. I realise you only get one for the price but it's nice to see at a glance exactly what the CO levels are, not wait 30 second intervals for a barely visible green LED to blink.
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mart321
30 Aug 16#1
Yes your right, just picked up a pack, thanks.
STUkrugen
30 Aug 161#2
Well it was mentioned in this months COSTCO mailshot and I picked one up in the Leeds store yesterday - £8.38 inc VAT (£3 off) inc 10yr warranty (item number 145674) - Kiddie Carbon Monoxide alarm inc duracell batteries.
joeclift
30 Aug 16#3
life and money saver
baz84
30 Aug 161#4
Agree, I have the CO-9D and it's a great bit of kit, worth adding that it also comes with a power kit built in which should last 7 years!
mbriz
30 Aug 161#5
I didn't see this deal coming
nice find op :smiley:
xmeganllx
31 Aug 16#6
I click on the link to get the deal and it says they are £29.99? Can anybody help me with this please, thanks
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nice find op :smiley: