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General| Type | Carbon Monoxide Alarm |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | Electrochemical |
| Alarm Volume | 85 dB at 10 feet |
| Test Button | Yes |
| Low Battery Indicator | Yes |
| End of Life Signal | Yes |
| Audio Alarm | Yes |
| Visual Alarm | No |
| Operating Temperature | 40°F to 100°F (4°C to 38°C) |
| Operating Humidity | 10% to 95% relative humidity |
| Certifications | UL Listed |
| Warranty | 10 year limited |
Diagram illustrating the front panel of the smoke and carbon monoxide alarm.
Diagram showing the rear components and connections of the smoke and carbon monoxide alarm.
Details how the smoke alarm detects combustion products and its response mechanism.
Explains the function of the CO alarm, its detection capabilities, and sensor technology.
Details recommended placement for optimal smoke and CO detection in homes.
Guidelines for installing alarms on sloped ceilings and in mobile homes.
Lists areas and conditions to avoid for proper alarm function and safety.
Covers electrical requirements, AC power connection, and interconnect wiring for alarms.
Step-by-step guide for physically attaching the alarm to its mounting bracket.
Instructions on how to test the alarm's functionality and alerts after installation.
Explains the compatibility and function of interconnecting multiple Kidde alarms and accessories.
Describes how to temporarily silence the alarm during nuisance events like cooking smoke.
How to silence CO alarms, reset the unit, and access previous CO detection history.
Explains LED meanings and how to use the tamper-resistant mounting feature.
Step-by-step actions to take when the smoke alarm sounds, including false alarm causes.
Outlines immediate actions and procedures when the carbon monoxide alarm is activated.
Instructions for safely detaching the alarm unit from its mounting bracket.
Detailed steps for replacing the 9V battery in the KN-COSM-IB model.
Procedures for cleaning the alarm unit and avoiding contaminants.
Explains the unit's end-of-life indicator and the necessity of immediate replacement.
Defines carbon monoxide, its dangers, and common residential sources.
Essential safety advice and recognition of CO poisoning symptoms.
Guidance on preventing fires, creating escape plans, and using fire extinguishers.
Requirements and recommendations from NFPA and California State Fire Marshall for alarm placement.
Information on CPSC recommendations and the NRC regulations regarding smoke alarms.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and duration of the seven-year limited warranty.
Information on product registration, manual usage, and customer service contact points.
