Kidde Firex Battery-Operated Carbon Monoxide Detector | 10-Year Sensor, AA Batteries Included

Ensure your family's safety with the Kidde Firex Carbon Monoxide Detector. This essential, battery-powered alarm provides reliable protection against poisonous CO gas with no hardwiring required. It comes ready to use with included AA batteries, features a 10-year sensor, and is UL Certified for your peace of mind.

Essential, Hassle-Free Protection for Any Home

Carbon monoxide is an invisible, odorless threat. This detector offers simple, effective monitoring that works even during power outages, making it a vital safeguard for bedrooms, hallways, and vacation homes.

Key Features & Benefits

• Ready-to-Use & Completely Wireless: Operates on 2 AA alkaline batteries (included). Easy to install anywhere with no electrician needed—perfect for homes, apartments, hotels, and rentals.
• Advanced Electrochemical Sensor: Accurately detects dangerous levels of carbon monoxide gas. The sensor has a 10-year lifespan, after which an end-of-life chirp will indicate it's time to replace the unit.
• Clear Visual Alerts: Two LED lights indicate unit status: a steady green light for normal operation and a flashing red light when CO is detected.
• Test/Reset & Hush Button: Easily test the alarm weekly to ensure it's working and temporarily silence false alarms or low-battery chirps.
• Trusted Safety Certifications: UL Certified and meets the requirements of UL 217, NFPA 72, and other national safety standards. Backed by a 10-year limited warranty.

Technical Specifications

• Power: 2 x AA Batteries (Included)
• Sensor Life: 10 Years
• Alarm Type: 85 dB Siren
• Certifications: UL Listed
• Warranty: 10-Year Limited
• Dimensions: 4.5" W x 2.75" H x 1.5" D

What's in the Box?

• 1 x Kidde Firex Carbon Monoxide Detector
• 2 x AA Batteries (Pre-installed)
• Mounting Hardware
• User Manual

For optimal safety, install at least one CO detector on every level of your home and outside sleeping areas. Test the alarm weekly and replace the entire unit after 10 years or when the end-of-life signal chirps.