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First Alert 1039727 1039727 Alarm, Digital Display, 85 dB, Alarm: Audible, Electrochemical Sensor
Item #: 1039727 by FIRST ALERT/BRK BRANDS INC
UPC #: 029054018359
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- EZ view backlit digital display allows easy viewing of danger levels, current and peak CO levels in your home
- EZ access battery door, front-open compartment allows easy battery change without dismounting alarm
- Mute button silences unnecessary alarms, it also tests alarm functions with same button
- Low battery signal mute, quiets low battery signal for up to 8 hrs
- Electrochemical sensor, most accurate technology available for detecting carbon monoxide compared to other common sensing technologies
- End of life timer, alarm chirps when it is time to replace it
- 7 years limited warranty, carbon monoxide alarms should be replaced every 5 years for maximum protection
- Emits T3 pattern
Returnable
Yes
UL Listed
Yes
Defective Code
A
Number in Package
1 pk
Test and or Reset Button
Yes
Packaging Type
Clamshell
Product Type
Carbon Monoxide Detector
Each Weight
0.520 LB
Velocity
X
Hazardous Material
No
Height
8.50
Length
2.62
Width
6.75
Brand
First Alert
ECCN
EAR99
Country Origin Code
MX
Power Source
Battery
Sound Level
85 dB
Dimensions
3.4 in L x 1.5 in W x 5 in H
Nomenclature
1039727/CO410 CO ALARM DIG DIS
Warranty
7 year Limited Parts and Labor
Specifications:
Includes: (2) AA Batteries
Be alerted to dangerous carbon monoxide leaks with the first alert CO410 battery-operated carbon monoxide alarm with backlit digital display. This carbon monoxide detector uses an electrochemical carbon monoxide sensor. An easy-to-read backlit digital display allows a quick view of current and peak CO levels. This unit is powered by two replaceable AA batteries, offering peace of mind even during power outages.