CO detectors,

[kimbowbill]

right guys and gals, i am going to buy a CO detector/alarm there are so many on the market and prices vary so much, do they all have to meet certain saftey standards or what, i'm proper confused

Jen

 

[AndyC]

Go for a recognised brand with a decent warranty. I have a Honeywell SF450EN here in front of me that I must get round to fitting. It's self-contained with a 6 year life.

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AndyC

 

[kimbowbill]

Go for a recognised brand with a decent warranty. I have a Honeywell SF450EN here in front of me that I must get round to fitting. It's self-contained with a 6 year life.

See: Welcome to SF Detection

AndyC

Thanks Andy, been looking at them, but they vary in price so much

 

[al n sal]

to save space I bought a combined smoke/co detector from sainsbury's paid 20 quid now think they are £25.00, but work well, left the van sld open with the cd playing on the drive, whilst next to the van i was playing with the car-engine running fumes from the cars exhaust entered the van and off she went, was well loud.

I'm dead tight so bargain me thought

 

[Deleted member 8180]

Got a combined detector from costco for under £20. It shouts 'FIRE FIRE' when the toast is ready.

 

[al n sal]

luckily I haven't had a problem with toast,

 

[kimbowbill]

Thanks all i have now bought a Honeywell £20 form halfords, i suppose i could have got it cheaper but i go away on friday and wanted one before i stayed in the van,