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General| Type | Carbon Monoxide Alarm |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Battery |
| Battery Type | 2 AA Batteries |
| Sensor Type | Electrochemical |
| Alarm Sound Level | 85 dB |
| Test Button | Yes |
| End of Life Signal | Yes |
| Weight | 0.6 lbs |
| Certifications | UL Listed |
| Operating Temperature | 40°F to 100°F (4.4°C to 37.8°C) |
| Operating Humidity | 10% to 95% relative humidity |
| Display | Yes, digital display showing CO level |
Details the steps to take when the alarm sounds, including evacuation and calling emergency services.
Introduction to the Kidde carbon monoxide alarm and its role in home safety.
Critical safety information on the alarm's function, limitations, and proper use.
Specifies the intended operating environment for the carbon monoxide alarm.
Warns about the device's limitations regarding chronic exposure and medical conditions.
Guidance on the proper disposal and recycling of waste electrical products.
Explains CO, its dangers, and the necessity of the alarm for detecting it.
Details the symptoms experienced during mild, medium, and extreme carbon monoxide exposure.
Defines CO concentration levels (PPM) and their significance for the 8LLDCO model.
Lists common household appliances and situations that can produce dangerous levels of CO.
Continues listing sources of CO from appliances, vehicles, and environmental conditions.
Specific CO risks and precautions relevant to caravans and boats.
Explains the early warning capabilities and limitations of CO alarms.
Discusses general limitations of electronic CO alarms, including operational life and failure potential.
Explains that CO detection depends on proximity to the sensor and potential obstructions.
Visual identification of key components for the Model 8LLCO.
Visual identification of key components for the Model 8LLDCO with digital display.
Alerts users to the 10-year lifespan indicator and the need for alarm replacement.
Details temperature and humidity ranges for optimal alarm operation.
Covers audible alarm characteristics, sensor type, and power source.
Specifies the required reaction times for different CO concentration levels.
Guidance on optimal placement for detecting CO and hearing the alarm.
Lists specific locations to prevent damage, contamination, or false alarms.
Informs users that the unit is sealed and the battery is not user-replaceable.
Step-by-step guide for wall mounting or tabletop placement of the alarm.
Explains how the alarm is activated upon installation of the mounting bracket.
Information about a label providing emergency contact details and instructions.
Details the normal operation, alarm indicators, and error states for the 8LLCO model.
Describes digital displays, audible alarms, and unit status for the 8LLDCO model.
Explains the feature showing the highest CO reading since the last reset.
Instructions on how to clear the peak CO reading memory.
Details the audible and visual signals indicating a dangerous CO level.
General note about the unit being sealed and not removable.
Step-by-step instructions for testing the alarm's functionality weekly.
Advice on keeping the alarm in good working order, including cleaning and avoiding contaminants.
Lists substances that can damage the sensor or cause false CO readings.
Instructions for shutting down the unit at the end of its useful life or in an error state.
Details the warranty period, coverage, and exclusions for product defects.
Explains the process for product replacement and how to obtain warranty service.
Notes about not opening the unit, not a substitute for insurance, and warranty service contacts.
