Fireangel is a carbon monoxide alarm, which warns the presence of carbon monoxide in time at home. Equipped with three indicators, which indicate the condition, possible failure and alarming mode of the device.

- Calibrated for advanced electrochemical detection and tested in CO gas.
- Ventilation warning.
- Lithium battery closed for 10 years.
- Freest standing or mounted on a wall.
- with one or 2 screw mounting options.
- CO sensor test mode.
- indicating the end of life

Technical data
- LED status.
- Electrochemical sensor.
- Self -check: yes
- CO sensor testing: Yes
- Life end display.
- Operating temperature: -10 ° C 40 ° C
- Safe operation between 30-90% relative humidity values.
- Power is provided from a built -in battery.
- Built -in battery: 3 V
- Type of built -in battery: lithium
- Built -in battery life: expected 10 years
- Dimensions: 12.5 x 6.7 x 3.3 cm
-EN 50291-1 and EN 50291-2

About carbon monoxide
Carbon monoxide is a toxic gas produced during combustion. Its extreme danger stems from the fact that it is almost not perceptible with colorless, odorless, tasteless, human senses, yet very strong and murderous gas. That is why exactly every year, you are taking many deaths that can be prevented by using a quality carbon monoxide sensor.

Carbon monoxide is created with imperfect burns of fuels such as wood, charcoal, coal, fuel oil, paraffin, petroleum, natural gas, propane, butane ... A new or high quality boiler does not exclude the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning 100%, so it is recommended to use the alarm!

Where and how can carbon monoxide be formed in any household? Examples:
- running engine in the garage or by passing the car with a back garage.
- for gas equipment.
- Oil and gas boilers.
- Portable generators.
- Wood -fired stoves.
- gas or kerosine heater.
- Wooden gas stoves.
- For warming boilers.

Where is it recommended to put the carbon monoxide alarm?
- From the floor, approx. To a height of 1.5 meters.
- Possible carbon monoxide source approx. 185 cm and to the bedrooms.

Where do not put the carbon monoxide alarm (examples)
- Behind a curtain or wardrobe.
- location outside the building.
- In a wet, humid environment.
- Any place where dusty, dirty, greasy dirt can clog or contaminate the sensor!
- direct top of a stove or sink.
- a place where the temperature is below -10 ° C or above +40 ° C.