CO detectors can protect your family from deadly carbon monoxide gas. Fuel-burning appliances such as oil and gas furnaces, gas water heaters, gas ranges and ovens, gas dryers, gas or kerosene space heaters, fireplaces and wood stoves are all sources of carbon monoxide. A monitored carbon monoxide detector will alert you if high levels of this deadly gas are detected. Local building ordinances require the installation of carbon monoxide detectors in your home. CO Detectors
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St. Lic. # TACLA019484ECALL TODAY! 214-742-7252CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORSSERVING THE DALLAS AREA METROPLEXLocal codes may specify requirements for carbon monoxide detectors and their placement. Make sure you're familiar with local codes.Look for a carbon monoxide detector with sensors that record the levels of the gas in the air as that information can help determine the source of the problem.Like smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors can be battery-operated or hard-wired. Various models come with test buttons, silence buttons, visual indicators of the alarm and features to let you know when the battery needs to be replaced. A battery-operated detector or a plug-in detector with battery backup helps ensure that the unit works even in the case of a power outage. An "End of Life" warning feature tells you when the unit itself needs to be replaced.Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and any local codes when installing a carbon monoxide detector. Place detectors near each sleeping area. Do not place them directly above a fuel burning appliance.Your best means of preventing carbon monoxide poisoning is to keep all utilities and appliances maintained. Make sure that your home has the proper safety equipment and that your family knows how to use it.Choosing a Carbon Monoxide Detector Back to Air Quality ProductsSala Air Conditioning has been serving the DFW area since 1972, providing commercial and residential heating and air conditioning. (Parts, Sales, Service, Installations, and Repairs) Accepting cash, personal checks, and major credit cardsHome | Products | Services | Coupons | Contracting | Contact | News Blog | About Us | Service Area |SitemapBack to Air Quality Products
CO detectors can protect your family
from deadly carbon monoxide gas. Fuel-
burning appliances such as oil and gas
furnaces, gas water heaters, gas ranges
and ovens, gas dryers, gas or kerosene
space heaters, fireplaces and wood
stoves are all sources of carbon
monoxide. A monitored carbon monoxide
detector will alert you if high levels of this
deadly gas are detected. Local building
ordinances require the installation of
carbon monoxide detectors in your
home.
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Local codes may specify requirements for carbon monoxide detectors and their placement. Make
sure you're familiar with local codes.
Look for a carbon monoxide detector with sensors that record the levels of the gas in the air as that
information can help determine the source of the problem.
Like smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors can be battery-operated or hard-wired. Various
models come with test buttons, silence buttons, visual indicators of the alarm and features to let
you know when the battery needs to be replaced. A battery-operated detector or a plug-in detector
with battery backup helps ensure that the unit works even in the case of a power outage. An "End
of Life" warning feature tells you when the unit itself needs to be replaced.
Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and any local codes when installing a carbon
monoxide detector. Place detectors near each sleeping area. Do not place them directly above a
fuel burning appliance.
Your best means of preventing carbon monoxide poisoning is to keep all utilities and appliances
maintained. Make sure that your home has the proper safety equipment and that your family knows
how to use it.
Choosing a Carbon Monoxide Detector
Back to Air Quality Products
Sala Air Conditioning has been serving the DFW area since 1972, providing commercial and residential heating and air conditioning.
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