Decent price drop- The Kidde KID7DCOC continuously monitors for the presence of deadly Carbon Monoxide in the home providing a constant protection against its effects. As well as twin red and green LED's, the 7DCO features a digital display that continuously displays CO levels detected. The alarm can either be installed on a wall or just placed on a tabletop or shelf for added convenience. It is also ideal for use when on holiday, in rented accommodation, or for use in caravans and boats and complies with the very latest EN50291.2010 standards, Parts 1 & 2 (boats and caravans).
The Kidde 7DCO Carbon Monoxide Alarm features an industry leading 10 year sensor life, meaning it lasts 40% longer than any other CO alarm. The alarm has an end of life warning to replace the unit after ten year's protection.
Technical specification: Model: 7DCO Sensor life: 10 years Complies with EN50291.2012 standards, Parts 1 & 2 (boats and caravans) CE tested and certified Temperature range: 0 to 40 and -20 to 60 degrees centigrade for storage or transport Humidity range: 10%-95% relative humidity (RH) non-condensing
As the world's largest manufacturer of fire safety products, Kidde's mission is to provide solutions that protect people and property from the effects of fire and its related hazards. For 90 years, industry leaders, the military, airlines and firefighters have relied on Kidde to deliver superior fire detection and suppression.
Consumers will find that same advanced fire safety technology in Kidde's residential and commercial smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers and other life safety products. Based in Mebane, NC, Kidde is part of UTC Fire & Security, a leading global supplier of fire safety and security services serving government, industrial, commercial and retail industries with brand names such as Kidde, Chubb and others. UTC Fire & Security is a division of United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX) a diversified company that provides high technology products and services to the aerospace and commercial building industries worldwide.
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kkthomask
13 Sep 17#1
Decent price drop- The Kidde KID7DCOC continuously monitors for the presence of deadly Carbon Monoxide in the home providing a constant protection against its effects. As well as twin red and green LED's, the 7DCO features a digital display that continuously displays CO levels detected. The alarm can either be installed on a wall or just placed on a tabletop or shelf for added convenience. It is also ideal for use when on holiday, in rented accommodation, or for use in caravans and boats and complies with the very latest EN50291.2010 standards, Parts 1 & 2 (boats and caravans).
The Kidde 7DCO Carbon Monoxide Alarm features an industry leading 10 year sensor life, meaning it lasts 40% longer than any other CO alarm. The alarm has an end of life warning to replace the unit after ten year's protection.
Technical specification: Model: 7DCO Sensor life: 10 years Complies with EN50291.2012 standards, Parts 1 & 2 (boats and caravans) CE tested and certified Temperature range: 0 to 40 and -20 to 60 degrees centigrade for storage or transport Humidity range: 10%-95% relative humidity (RH) non-condensing
As the world's largest manufacturer of fire safety products, Kidde's mission is to provide solutions that protect people and property from the effects of fire and its related hazards. For 90 years, industry leaders, the military, airlines and firefighters have relied on Kidde to deliver superior fire detection and suppression.
Consumers will find that same advanced fire safety technology in Kidde's residential and commercial smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers and other life safety products. Based in Mebane, NC, Kidde is part of UTC Fire & Security, a leading global supplier of fire safety and security services serving government, industrial, commercial and retail industries with brand names such as Kidde, Chubb and others. UTC Fire & Security is a division of United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX) a diversified company that provides high technology products and services to the aerospace and commercial building industries worldwide.
jmk2121
13 Sep 17#2
bargain! ordered! you can never be too safe! thank you does anyone know where in the house it is best to position this?
bascule to jmk2121
13 Sep 17#5
CO is lighter than air so near the boiler and slightly above head height. Sad to say that mine is in the cupboard with the boiler too, in my defence I only recently moved in here. Going to fix it now.
Uilleam17
13 Sep 17#3
I had mine next to the boiler in the cupboard but the service engineer moved it to outside the cupboard up high about 6ft, he said that was the optimum place.
LesD
13 Sep 17#4
Doesn't Amazon C&C still charge for delivery?
DingoDirk
13 Sep 17#6
Not only essential for boiler areas but also for gas oven kitchens.
I was shocked a few years ago to find the the source of an alert wasn't the boiler but rather the gas oven.
jhw to DingoDirk
13 Sep 17#7
A gas engineer in my house was perturbed at fact I used a small camping stove to make espresso coffee, because of the Carbon Monoxide dangers - but seemed to think a gas hob was OK. At the time I said I couldn't see how a gas hob wouldn't emit more Carbon monoxide and must be equally as dangerous or safe.
DingoDirk to jhw
13 Sep 17#9
It's too complicated for me to understand the details but what was explained to me was that gas ovens are significantly underestimated as a source of carbon monoxide. This is partly because for some reason we don't tend to have ovens serviced.
A properly functioning oven with clean secondary air holes, primary air intake and correct pressure and clean hobs and pilot will be okay - although even then the advice is to cook for prolonged periods with a window open.
Non stick oven liners can be a problem causing blocked air holes, low oxygen and re-burn.
It's certainly an eye opener.
I don't know if I'd use a camping stove inside the house. The issue of "re-burn" is something I don't fully understand but I was told that domestic ovens are designed to minimise dangers that are otherwise inevitably present
The two best gadgets in life are smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.
jeannot18 to DingoDirk
13 Sep 17#12
And multi-fuel stove. Glad we had our one (actually 2) 2 years ago. It started beeping, a few minutes later the stove starting throw back smoke. The fire brigade came in with a specialised team that deals with Carbon Monoxide. They checked us all, while the firemen dealt with the smoke. I was the only one with high level of Carbon monoxide in my system, but it was caught on time. If you value your life or the life of your loved one, invest in one of those. J
Robbo11 to jeannot18
14 Sep 17#13
Ditto that and invest in two if there is another fuel-burning appliance (especially if it is solid fuel) in a different room.
Robbo11
13 Sep 17#8
CO alarms should be a standard in every house but so should an annual boiler inspection and service IMO, especially if the boiler is more than 10 years old.
macamask
13 Sep 17#10
Slightly ironic it having a warranty :angry:
jaques_kalis
13 Sep 17#11
This is prime only price. Please update title with non prime price
yeboi
14 Sep 17#14
I bought one of these after reading that reddit thread of the guy who was writing himself messages and didn't realise due to carbon monoxide poisoning
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The Kidde KID7DCOC continuously monitors for the presence of deadly Carbon Monoxide in the home providing a constant protection against its effects. As well as twin red and green LED's, the 7DCO features a digital display that continuously displays CO levels detected. The alarm can either be installed on a wall or just placed on a tabletop or shelf for added convenience. It is also ideal for use when on holiday, in rented accommodation, or for use in caravans and boats and complies with the very latest EN50291.2010 standards, Parts 1 & 2 (boats and caravans).
The Kidde 7DCO Carbon Monoxide Alarm features an industry leading 10 year sensor life, meaning it lasts 40% longer than any other CO alarm. The alarm has an end of life warning to replace the unit after ten year's protection.
Technical specification:
Model: 7DCO
Sensor life: 10 years
Complies with EN50291.2012 standards, Parts 1 & 2 (boats and caravans)
CE tested and certified
Temperature range: 0 to 40 and -20 to 60 degrees centigrade for storage or transport
Humidity range: 10%-95% relative humidity (RH) non-condensing
As the world's largest manufacturer of fire safety products, Kidde's mission is to provide solutions that protect people and property from the effects of fire and its related hazards. For 90 years, industry leaders, the military, airlines and firefighters have relied on Kidde to deliver superior fire detection and suppression.
Consumers will find that same advanced fire safety technology in Kidde's residential and commercial smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers and other life safety products. Based in Mebane, NC, Kidde is part of UTC Fire & Security, a leading global supplier of fire safety and security services serving government, industrial, commercial and retail industries with brand names such as Kidde, Chubb and others. UTC Fire & Security is a division of United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX) a diversified company that provides high technology products and services to the aerospace and commercial building industries worldwide.
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The Kidde KID7DCOC continuously monitors for the presence of deadly Carbon Monoxide in the home providing a constant protection against its effects. As well as twin red and green LED's, the 7DCO features a digital display that continuously displays CO levels detected. The alarm can either be installed on a wall or just placed on a tabletop or shelf for added convenience. It is also ideal for use when on holiday, in rented accommodation, or for use in caravans and boats and complies with the very latest EN50291.2010 standards, Parts 1 & 2 (boats and caravans).
The Kidde 7DCO Carbon Monoxide Alarm features an industry leading 10 year sensor life, meaning it lasts 40% longer than any other CO alarm. The alarm has an end of life warning to replace the unit after ten year's protection.
Technical specification:
Model: 7DCO
Sensor life: 10 years
Complies with EN50291.2012 standards, Parts 1 & 2 (boats and caravans)
CE tested and certified
Temperature range: 0 to 40 and -20 to 60 degrees centigrade for storage or transport
Humidity range: 10%-95% relative humidity (RH) non-condensing
As the world's largest manufacturer of fire safety products, Kidde's mission is to provide solutions that protect people and property from the effects of fire and its related hazards. For 90 years, industry leaders, the military, airlines and firefighters have relied on Kidde to deliver superior fire detection and suppression.
Consumers will find that same advanced fire safety technology in Kidde's residential and commercial smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers and other life safety products. Based in Mebane, NC, Kidde is part of UTC Fire & Security, a leading global supplier of fire safety and security services serving government, industrial, commercial and retail industries with brand names such as Kidde, Chubb and others. UTC Fire & Security is a division of United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX) a diversified company that provides high technology products and services to the aerospace and commercial building industries worldwide.
does anyone know where in the house it is best to position this?
Non stick oven liners can be a problem causing blocked air holes, low oxygen and re-burn.
It's certainly an eye opener.
I don't know if I'd use a camping stove inside the house. The issue of "re-burn" is something I don't fully understand but I was told that domestic ovens are designed to minimise dangers that are otherwise inevitably present
The two best gadgets in life are smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.
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