Question 1

What is carbon monoxide?

Accepted Answer

It’s a clear, odorless, tasteless gas; a silent killer. It’s created and found in fumes associated with burning fuel, originating in engines but also in home appliances like stoves, grills, lanterns, fireplaces, and furnaces.

Question 2

What are the Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning?

Accepted Answer

Dizziness, headache, or confusion, can all be early signs of carbon monoxide exposure.

Question 3

Aresmoke alarm and CO detector the same?

Accepted Answer

A common misconception is that a home is safe as long as you have a working smoke alarm. This is not true. A CO detector works differently than a smoke alarm and they are not interchangeable.

Question 4

How do CO detectors work?

Accepted Answer

your alarm will be triggered once it detects the presence of a dangerous gas.

Question 5

Where Should You Place a Carbon Monoxide Detector?

Accepted Answer

The best places to install CO detectors would be in the kitchen, near any gas appliances, and in the central living space where the airflow is the most consistent.

Question 6

How Cove can help protect you against carbon monoxide

Accepted Answer

Protecting you and your family from CO starts with installing a high-quality system. Cove home security also offers a combined [smoke and CO detector](https://www.covesmart.com/products/smoke-co) that that will keep you protected.

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