Why Choose a Low-Level Carbon Monoxide Detector for Home, Travel, and Work?
Most store-bought CO alarms are built to the UL 2034 standard, which doesn’t require them to sound until carbon monoxide reaches 70 ppm. By comparison, low-level CO monitors show you what’s in the air much sooner. For example, the Defender LL6270 displays CO from 5 ppm, and the CO Experts 2016-10 starts alerting at 10 ppm. If you need to meet a local building code, the Defender CA6150 is UL 2034 listed and still lets you check CO levels from 10 ppm. Or, if you need a CO detector for travel or work, Sensorcon portable monitors go where you go and offer features like vibrating alerts and adjustable alarm thresholds for added safety. For over 25 years, we have supplied CO detectors, monitors, and alarms to building contractors, inspectors, property managers, and homeowners. Free shipping and volume pricing are available. Questions? Call (800) 895-4916.
