Kidde® Battery Powered Carbon Monoxide Alarm - 4 Pack

BRAND: Kidde

Protect your home and family with these easy-to-operate Kidde® Battery Powered Carbon Monoxide Alarms. Perfect and portal for travel, the battery-operated carbon monoxide alarm is powered by 2-AA alkaline batteries in the back of the unit that includes a slide-out battery door to provide immediate access to the batteries and a safety feature that makes it difficult to close the door without the batteries being installed. Using electrochemical sensor technology, the Kidde carbon monoxide alarm warns of dangerous conditions with a loud, 85-decibel pulsing alarm that detects the level of CO present. When it's time to replace the alarm, the alarm will chirp, indicating that it needs to be replaced. The Test-Hush feature silences the fire alarm for approximately 8 minutes. UL Certified. 10-year limited manufacturer's warranty. Meets requirements of UL 2034.

FEATURES:

Carbon Monoxide detector uses electrochemical sensor technology detects CO

2-AA alkaline batteries (included)

Slide-out battery door in the back of the unit

End of life warning

Carbon monoxide alarm is portable & ideal for travel

Test-Hush feature silences the fire alarm for approximately 8 minutes

UL Certified

Meets requirements of UL 2034

10-year limited manufacturer's warranty on the alarm

Keeps you save whether you have power or not

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