Kidde Carbon Monoxide Alarm

Yes, this unit is fully interconnectable with up to 24 other compatible safety devices. This allows all alarms in your home to sound simultaneously if one detects a hazard, provided they are part of the same interconnected system.

Yes. While it is hardwired into your home's 120V electrical system, it includes a 9V battery backup. This ensures the device continues to monitor for carbon monoxide even during a power outage.

The sensor has a lifespan of seven years. You should replace the entire unit once it reaches the end of this seven-year period to ensure continued, accurate detection.

The tamper-resistant design includes locking features that make it difficult for unauthorized individuals to remove the alarm from its mounting bracket. This is particularly useful in rental properties or homes with children to prevent accidental or intentional removal.

Yes, the alarm emits an 85-decibel sound at 10 feet. This is the standard volume level for residential safety alarms, designed to be loud enough to alert occupants throughout the home.

The unit features a dedicated test button that you should press periodically to verify the alarm is operational. Additionally, clear LED indicators on the front of the device provide constant visual confirmation of the power and alarm status.