Carbon monoxide alarms are an important part of a home safety plan. In the United States, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSP) recommends that every home has at least one carbon monoxide alarm.Carbon monoxide is an invisible, colorless, odorless Read More

We all know that when the concentration of carbon monoxide in the air exceeds a certain standard will cause an explosion, so many families will choose to install a carbon monoxide alarm as a safety measure. So, what do we need to pay attention to in the process of using a carbon monoxide alarm? Read More

With the increase of modern household fire and electricity consumption, the frequency of household fires is getting higher and higher. Once a home fire occurs, it is prone to unfavorable factors such as delayed fire fighting, lack of fire-fighting equipment, panic and delayed escape among the people present, which will eventually lead to major losses of life and property. Carbon monoxide alarm is of practical significance for preventing family fires and reducing fire losses. Next, let's take a look at the introduction and use precautions of Smoke Alarm. Here are some answers. Read More

​Smoke Alarm is installed in many high-end houses, and maybe one day it can become a real savior for the family. So how to install Smoke Alarm, and where should it be installed in the house? Generally speaking, a Carbon monoxide alarm is installed on the ceiling, but to avoid false alarms, it should be a little farther away from the kitchen. At the same time, in order not to miss the alarm reminder of the CO detector, the installation location should be about 3 meters in the sleeping area, so that the alarm will not be missed. Next, let's learn about the installation location and steps of the Smoke Alarm. Here are some answers. Read More