Hard Wired Carbon Monoxide Alarms For Homes - Safelincs

HEATCARBONMONOXIDESMOKEEN50291: 2001SMARTINTERCONNECT))Kidde FyrneticsKidde Fyrnetics manufactures 24 million CO, smoke and heatalarms every year and has unrivalled expertise and commitment toongoing research and development – with the resources to matchas part of the $37 billion United Technologies (UTC) group. Ouralarms are all Kitemarked and made in our ISO 9001 and 14001certified factories. We have unrivalled expertise in CO detection,particularly in the USA where this problem has now been addressedby legislation.The launch of our new range of hardwiredcarbon monoxide alarmsspecifically for the UK market followsextensive development and testing. Therange consists of two models: 423/9HIRand the digital alarm 423D/9HIR.))New feature-packedHard-wired CO alarmsFeatures of both models:Our new range of hard-wired CO alarms consists of twomodels: 423/9HIR and the digital alarm 423D/9HIR. Bothshare an extensive range of features including:))) mains powered with sealed-in, rechargeable lithiumcells for back-up preventing tenant access))) electrochemical sensor sampling air every 15 seconds– safer than others sampling every 60 seconds))) unique Smart Interconnect allowing Kidde Fyrneticshard-wired smoke, heat or CO alarms to be linkedon one wiring network))) neat circular design can be ceiling or wall mounted))) product life of 7 years from initial power up and fullguarantee for 6 years))) quickly connects with snap-on harness and unit locksin place by default))) easy to use test/reset buttons))) relay pattress option allows operation of otherdevices))) separate easy to follow user and installer manualsincluded and also available on our websiteFeatures of the 423D/9HIR model:))) digital display showing the parts per million(ppm) when CO is detected, calculating theppm and length of exposure time))) peak recall feature can be used to call up thehighest level (above 30 ppm) recorded sincethe button was last pressed))) memory recall feature enables users to verifyif there has been a CO incident in theirabsence which had ceased before their return