InspectorTools Model 2010 CO Experts Low Level Monitor KE2010CO

CO Low Level Monitor by CO Experts Do not let someone else dictate that only Inferior protection must be installed in your home;thereby possibly condemningyou and your family to lifelong suffering as a result of chronic low level poisoning. It is your health, your life, your home and only you should decide. Do not permit yourself or your family to become one of the 50,000 citizens having to be taken to the ER at your local hospital because your CO alarm failed to warned you in time, ..... “ In real time”. The large majority of our Nations CO deaths and serious illnesses from CO are a result of exposure in the home. Does that not make you wonder why the legal requirements to control CO outside, or in the workplace are so much better, more strict than any that exist for your home? Consider carefully the following: ….. EPA, “Outdoor” C O level present is not to exceed 9 ppm. Health Canada: Warning @ 11 ppm, ACGIAH & Health Canada _Exit & ICC / IMD Vent @ 25 ppm, NIOSH, 35 ppm, OSHA, 50 ppm TWA (Time waited average) 8 hours. Also, most Fire Departments require firefighters to put on their breathing apparatus if the encounter 35 ppm, [NIOSH], Home Inspectors & Energy Auditors are told to EXIT if they encounter 35 ppm, [NIOSH], and many Gas Utilities will “Shut-Off” the gas if they find 10 ppm or more CO present in the home. WARNING: This product is intended for use in ordinary indoor locations for family living units. It is not designed to measure compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) commercial or industrial standards." The "Required Warning" on every UL-2034 or CSA-6.19 Listed CO alarm makes it very clear that their CO alarms do not provide "Health" protection because they forbid audible warnings at 30 ppm for 30 days; thereby providing no/zero protection from chronic low level CO poisoning.