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Honeywell's new type of carbon monoxide detector and alarm (model 2022), which can also be placed in the bathroom. Its built-in battery guarantees 10 years of operation. Small size, discreet appearance. Its equipment does not require a specialist.

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless gas that is highly toxic to humans and pets. They are also called silent killers because we do not see or feel them. Poisoning can happen to anyone, in any closed space. Initial symptoms of CO poisoning are cold or flu-like fatigue and headache, but prolonged exposure or sudden high concentrations can lead to confusion, fatigue, loss of consciousness, and even death. Carbon monoxide is produced during the incomplete combustion of fuels such as household gas, wood, coal, charcoal, heating oil, paraffin or fuel for cars. Who is at risk? Everyone is at risk of CO poisoning in their home, but children, pregnant women, the elderly, and pets may be at particular risk. Ensure that fossil fuel appliances and chimneys for flue gas are regularly maintained and install CO alarms in the property next to each such appliance. Under unfavorable conditions, carbon monoxide can even seep through from the neighboring apartment, so the installation of a carbon monoxide alarm device is recommended even if there is no possible source of carbon monoxide in the given property.