🚨 Digital LCD Display Carbon Monoxide Detector Alarm with Voice Warning - Battery Powered Review

I am so thankful I bought this carbon monoxide alarm. I have a Ford Explorer and was a little worried about a carbon monoxide leak that I've heard about since I was a baby. I leave this carbon monoxide alarm in my car to make sure my child is safe. Last week as I got into my car I heard the alarm go off. I looked at the detector and it showed that the values were really high (325 and up). The detector sounds an alarm and also offers to open windows and doors and look for fresh air. My Explorer…

Small CO2 Detector. Easy to install, just like any battery powered model. Includes wall molybdenum and batteries. I've noticed that when reading reviews of some detectors, people complain about dead batteries. I noticed that this model had the batteries built in, but one battery per unit was still in the plastic wrap. This plastic is very easy to miss. Also, in some cases, the batteries were installed the wrong way round. After answering these questions, the device will turn on with a voice…

I just got my carbon monoxide alarm (the first in my life). I bought a new gas heater and wanted to be on the safe side. The information on the Revain said the batteries would come, but there weren't any in the box. Then I removed the back cover and saw what appeared to be a battery compartment. In fact, I was frustrated because I thought the batteries were already dead. However, when I removed the back cover, I saw a clever trick to prevent the device from having power. A battery was installed

I bought this to fix an old truck that I suspected had exhaust issues. According to the device no. The air was safe. However, I put it in my girlfriend's car to make sure she was safe. He had been in the car for several months when the exhaust near the engine came loose today. It was very noisy in the car and I completely forgot about that carbon monoxide alarm! Suddenly I hear this warning tone. It was a voice warning us about the high concentration of CO2 in the air! It was around 300 ppm. We