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first alert 1039746 carbon monoxide alarm with backlit digital display and battery backup, digital display, 85 db, white

  • Model Number: 1039746
  • UPC: 029054018465
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  • First Alert 1039746 Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Backlit Digital Display and Battery Backup, Digital Display, 85 dB, White

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FIRST ALERT 1039746

The First Alert CO615 dual-power carbon monoxide plug-in alarm alerts you to dangerous carbon monoxide. This carbon monoxide detector operates on a dual-power system with battery backup for continuous monitoring, even in the event of a power outage. The backlit digital screen tells you at a glance what the carbon monoxide and power levels are. The CO monitor also features a convenient test and silence button and an end-of-life timer that lets you know when it is time to replace the unit.

Color :    White
Dimensions :    3.4 in L x 1.7 in W x 5 in H
Display Type :    Digital
Includes :    (2) AA Battery
Power Source :    Battery
Power Supply :    120 V
Sensor Type :    Electrochemical
Sound Level :    85 dB
Alarm Type :    Audible Beep
  • Advanced electrochemical sensor
  • Backlit digital display is easy to read
  • Plug and protect, alarm plugs into any standard 120 VAC outlet with no additional mounting, line cord allows for multiple installation options
  • EZ view backlit digital display, easy viewing of danger levels, current and peak co levels in your home, illuminates only when alarm sounds or a button is pressed
  • Battery backup, provides consistent protection for added safety during power outages
  • EZ access battery door, front-open compartment allows easy battery change without dismounting alarm
  • Mute button, mutes unnecessary alarms, tests alarm function with same button
  • Low battery signal mute, quiets low battery signal for up to 8 hr
  • Electrochemical sensor, most accurate technology available for detecting carbon monoxide, compared to other common sensing technologies
  • Carbon monoxide alarms should be replaced every 5 years for maximum protection