​​What Are the Dangers of Excessive Carbon Monoxide Exposure?​

• Immediate Health Effects – CO binds to hemoglobin 200x more tightly than oxygen, causing:Headaches, dizziness, and confusion (low exposure)Loss of consciousness or death (high exposure)
• Long-Term Consequences – Chronic exposure may lead to:Permanent brain/heart damage due to oxygen deprivationIncreased risk of cardiovascular diseases
• Silent Threat – CO is odorless/colorless, making leaks hard to detect without alarms.
  
  

Why Choose Our Carbon Monoxide Detector?

• Higher Sensitivity for Early Warning
  Our Detector: Alarms at 50ppm (critical for early response).
  Competitors: Trigger only above 70ppm (delayed by 10-15 minutes).
  
• Extended Battery Life & Fast Charging
  Our Detector: 140 hours continuous operation + Type-C fast charging.
  Competitors: Just 60-80 hours (requires battery replacement).
  
• Multi-Function Display
  Our Detector: Shows CO + Temperature + Humidity simultaneously.
  Competitors: CO-only (requires separate devices for temp/humidity).
  
• Smart Dynamic Alarm System
  Our Detector:
  ▶ Accelerating alarm frequency as CO rises
  ▶ Dual-color LED (color-coded danger levels)
  Competitors: Fixed alarm tone (no hazard severity indication).

Where Can Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detectors Be Used?

1. Homes & Apartments
   Install near bedrooms and fuel-burning appliances (furnaces, water heaters).
   
2. RVs & Boats
   Essential for enclosed spaces with engines or generators.
   
3. Workplaces
   Garages, workshops, and factories using combustion equipment.
   
4. Hotels & Public Spaces
   Complies with safety regulations for guest rooms and boiler rooms.