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Kidde® 21010073 1125328

Kidde® C3010 21010073 Carbon Monoxide Alarm, Sealed Lithium Battery Power Source, Red LED Visual Indicator

  • Manufacturer: Carrier
  • Brand Name: Kidde®
  • Part Number: 1125328
  • MPN: 21010073
  • UPC: 047871100736
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Kidde® Carbon Monoxide Alarm, Series: C3010, Electrochemical Detection Method, Sealed Lithium Battery, Red LED Visual Indicator, 85 dBA at 10 ft Sound Level, Wall Mounting, 40 to 100 deg F, 4-1/2 in Width, 2-3/4 in Height, 1-1/2 in Depth

Depth      :      1-1/2 in
Detection Method      :      Electrochemical
Height      :      2-3/4 in
Mounting Type      :      Wall
Power Source      :      Sealed Lithium Battery
Series      :      C3010
Sound Level      :      85 dBA at 10 ft
Temperature Rating      :      40 to 100 deg F
Visual Indicator Type      :      Red LED
Width      :      4-1/2 in
  • Green LED - flashes every 30 seconds to indicate the unit is operating properly
  • Sealed-in lithium battery - sealed-in lithium power supply, no battery replacement required over the 10 year life of the alarm, eliminates worry about battery removal or unauthorized deactivation of alarm
  • Self-activation-alarm automatically activates when attached to the mounting bracket
  • Test/reset button - tests the unit for proper operation and resets the carbon monoxide alarm
  • Red LED - when a dangerous level of carbon monoxide is detected the red LED will pulse and a loud alarm pattern will sound, the carbon monoxide alarm pattern is 4 short beeps, followed by 5 sec of silence, followed by 4 short beeps with a corresponding red LED flash and this cycle will continue for 4 min and then change to 2 patterns once a minute there after
  • Amber LED - flashes every second to indicate the unit is in fault mode, one quick beep every 30 sec alerts the unit is in error condition, one quick beep every 60 sec is an indication of low battery power
  • Event memory - red LED flashes every 60 seconds to alert that a high level of carbon monoxide has been detected within the last 14 days