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Note: Applicable building codes or other local laws
may require the installation of CO and fire alarms
in addition to the minimum recommended by this
manual.
Bedrooms. A major threat from poisonous
CO gas occurs at night when people are
sleeping. For added protection, CO alarms
can be installed in all sleeping rooms.
Living Spaces. To enhance safety, a CO alarm
can be located in the living spaces of a home.
Recommended Locations for your CO alarm
Recreation and Dining Rooms. For
additional protection, a CO alarm can be
located in the other living spaces of the
home.
Hallways. A CO alarm is required to be
centrally located outside of each sleeping
area, and on every level of the home.
If your hallway is longer than 40 feet, install a
CO alarm at both ends.
Basements. A CO alarm should be located
on every level of the house, including the
basement.
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