Carbon Monoxide Alarm

Protect Your Family
With The BEST
Carbon Monoxide
(CO) Alarm Ever Made.
Why Invest In The New Low Level
Carbon Monoxide Health Monitor?
1. Carbon Monoxide (CO) is a very real indoor air
health hazard. According to the Centers For
Disease Control, CO poisoning accidentally kills
over 600 Americans each year. Tens of thousands
are made sick, many suffering permanent
physiological and nervous system damage.
Harmful levels of CO can occur in virtually any
home. There is no acceptable low level. Carbon
Monoxide sources include: gas and oil furnaces,
boilers and water heaters vehicles in attached
garages gas or wood burning fireplaces space
heaters BBQs electric generators lawn mowers
& power equipment gas ranges and ovens electric
ovens when self-cleaning.
Any of these can cause CO to build up to harmful
levels. Every home needs at least one CO Alarm,
even all electric homes.
2. The new Low Level CO Health Monitor is simply
the best Carbon Monoxide Alarm available.
It reliably protects you and your family from both
high and low level exposure to CO. The standard
retail store devices only alarm at dangerously high
levels over 70 parts per million (ppm). This
advanced device lets you know when theres as little
as 10 ppm in your air. Youll know of a problem
long before your homes air reaches deadly levels.
Its extremely accurate digital display and memory
recall feature enable you to know precisely what is
happening in your home. This monitor uses the same
extremely accurate electrochemical sensor
technology found in professional diagnostic test
instruments. It is battery operated since plug in
models dont always allow for proper placement, and
dont work during power failures, when many CO
poisonings occur.
3. Even if you already have a standard retail store
alarm, you should also have one of these. Your
current alarm does not provide low level protection.
In addition, many CO alarms have only a three year
life, so the one you have may no longer work at all.
Ask your contractor to test it with actual test CO.
Why Standard Retail Store CO Alarms Do
Not Adequately Protect You or Your Family
CO is measured in Parts Per Million (ppm). CO is a poison even
at very low levels, and builds up in the blood.
Many doctors and researchers now state that long term exposure
to CO levels as low as 10 ppm can lead to permanent mental &
physical health damage and disability. This is especially true for more
sensitive people, notably infants, children, pregnant women, the elderly,
or people with chronic medical conditions such as asthma, bronchitis,
emphysema, heart disease or anemia.
However, because of accuracy problems and lobbying from fire
departments and utilities, retail store Carbon Monoxide (CO) alarms
conforming to the UL standard will not alarm unless levels are over 70
ppm. They will not warn you of unhealthy chronic or intermittent
lower level exposure.
This is an unacceptable risk. The American Society