Unlike the CO detectors found at Home Depot and other big box retailers, we only recommend the use of low level CO detectors and monitors for your home and small office.
What's the difference? Most store-bought CO detectors are required by law to not sound until CO levels reach 30 ppm or higher for at least 30 days. Based on scientific research by numerous leading health organizations, extended exposure to carbon monoxide levels as low as 9 ppm can cause irreparable damage in some people, especially those in high risk categories. By comparison, low level CO detectors alert users of carbon monoxide levels as low as 10 ppm, some even lower.
What's the difference? Most store-bought CO detectors are required by law to not sound until CO levels reach 30 ppm or higher for at least 30 days. Based on scientific research by numerous leading health organizations, extended exposure to carbon monoxide levels as low as 9 ppm can cause irreparable damage in some people, especially those in high risk categories. By comparison, low level CO detectors alert users of carbon monoxide levels as low as 10 ppm, some even lower.
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