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Model | KN-COPE-IC |
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Type | Carbon Monoxide Alarm |
Sensor Type | Electrochemical |
Test/Reset Button | Yes |
Hush Feature | Yes |
Alarm Sound Level | 85 dB at 10 feet |
Peak Level Memory | Yes |
Display | No |
Operating Temperature | 40°F (4.4°C) to 100°F (37.8°C) |
Battery Backup | Yes |
Interconnectivity | Yes |
Alarm Type | Audible |
Operating Humidity | 10% to 95% (non-condensing) |
Certifications | UL 2034 |
LED Indicators | Yes (Power, Alarm, Fault) |
Explains how the smoke alarm sounds and what to do during an event.
Describes the alarm's voice alerts for fire and carbon monoxide.
Lists specific voice messages for various alarm conditions.
Explains how to temporarily silence nuisance alarms.
Explains the meaning of the green and red LED lights.
Guides on how to install batteries into the unit.
Provides guidance on where to install the alarm for optimal performance.
Specific instructions for installing alarms on sloped ceilings.
Installation guidelines specific to mobile homes.
Lists locations where the alarm should not be installed.
Details the electrical wiring requirements for the alarm.
Provides steps for physically mounting the alarm.
Explains how to test the alarm's functionality.
Details compatibility for interconnecting with other Kidde devices.
Explains the temporary silencing feature for nuisance alarms.
How to reset the alarm during a CO alarm.
Temporarily silences low battery chirps.
How to check for past CO or smoke events.
Features to prevent unauthorized removal of the alarm or battery.
Details the time it takes for the alarm to sound at different CO levels.
Instructions on how to remove the alarm from its mounting bracket.
Explains when and how to replace the entire alarm unit.
Details how to get the unit repaired or replaced under warranty.
Guidance on creating and practicing a home escape plan.
Tips and advice for preventing fires in the home.
Information on NFPA standards for smoke alarms.
Recommendations from the California State Fire Marshall.
Recommendations from the CPSC regarding CO alarms.