Find peace of mind with the latest CO detection from North America’s #1 home fire safety brand.* The Kidde Carbon Monoxide Alarm model COBDL10 alarms at dangerous levels of CO to help give you more time to get out safely. Plus, take action against CO sooner with low-level alerts and help protect your family and pets.1 Powered by a 10-year never-replace battery,2 this portable alarm can be placed on walls or countertops. Equipped with end-of-life notifications, it beeps to remind you it’s time to replace it 10 years
after it’s powered. And it’s comprehensively tested and designed to the latest UL standard for safety and reliability.
$53.56
each
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CO Alarm: Red LED blinks 4 times every 5 sec in sync with 4 short beeps. After 4 mins, the CO alarm pattern will occur every 60 sec.
CO Alarm Memory: Red LED blinks twice every 15 sec if CO has been detected for up to 7 days.
Low-Level CO Alert: Red LED blinks twice every 10 sec in sync with 2 short beeps. After 4 mins, the alert will occur every 60 sec.
End of Unit Life: Amber LED blinks twice every 60 sec in sync with 2 chirps.
Low Battery Alert: Amber LED blinks every 6 sec + single chirp every 60 sec.
CO Fault: Amber LED blinks twice every 60 sec + 3 chirps every 60 sec.
Alarms at Dangerous Levels of CO – Notifies you when it’s time to evacuate to fresh air outside.
End-of-Life Notifications – Eliminate the guesswork with replacement reminders after 10 years.
10-Year Never-Replace Battery2 – No battery replacements or chirps.
Specifications
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Alarm Type: Carbon Monoxide
Power Source: Battery
Series: Detect
Sensor Type: Electromechanical
Audible Alert: Yes
Color: Whtie
Detection Range: 70-400> ppm
Dimensions: 5 x 1-1/2 x 3-7/8 in
Display Type: Digital
Humidity Rating: 10-95 % RH, non-condensing
Operating Temperature: 40 - 100 deg F
Visual Alert: LED
Voltage Rating: DC
Warranty
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10-Year Limited Warranty on alarm (battery included)
Standards & Approvals
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At the date of manufacture, the unit shall at a minimum meet the requirements of UL 2034, NFPA 72, NFPA 101 (one- and two-family dwellings), Federal Housing Authority (FHA), Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and California State Fire Marshal (CSFM).
Application
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This model meets the latest carbon monoxide standards. Industry experts recommend a CO alarm be installed on each level of the home — ideally on any level with fuel-burning appliances and outside of sleeping areas.