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Honeywell Home R200C-2, Carbon monoxide detector and detector, CO Alarm
Item no.: [25955197] | Manufacturer: Honeywell | EAN: 3603940006483
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Honeywell R200C-2 - Battery powered carbon monoxide detector.
The R200 series of CO detectors have been optimized for use in residential CO protection applications.
They are designed to meet the needs of homeowners and individual users.
High reliability
Proven proprietary sensor technology with long lifetime
Independently certified by a testing laboratory to European standards EN50291-1:2010 and EN50291-2:2010
Sealed housing providing protection from harsh environmental conditions
Low CO monitoring mode
End-of-life alarm
Low total cost of operation
10 year lifetime and warranty
Maintenance-free design, no replaceable parts
Tamper protection
Non-replaceable internal battery
Self-locking connection to the mounting plate - disassembly is only possible with a tool (screwdriver)
Activation and deactivation are carried out by sliding onto the mounting plate or removing from the mounting plate
Easy installation
Freestanding device, wall or ceiling mounted
Only switches on when pushed onto the mounting plate
Where to install CO detectors
When considering how to install, it is important to remember that carbon monoxide has the same density as air and therefore disperses evenly throughout the room. However, as CO gas is produced as a product of the combustion process, it is likely to be warmer than the surrounding air and will therefore rise towards the ceiling.
Detailed information can be found in standard EN50292, which provides guidance on the selection, installation, use and maintenance of carbon monoxide detectors for residential properties.
Ideally, the detector should be installed in every room where a fuel-burning appliance is located.
We strongly recommend that detectors are also installed in bedrooms and rooms where you spend a lot of time.
In single-roomed rooms designed for sleeping and living at the same time, such as studio apartments, caravans or boats, the detector should be placed as far away from cooking appliances as possible and as close to the designated sleeping area as possible.
Designed for residential environments
Small, compact design
Easily integrated into residential environments
Easy to operate by the end user
Alarm silencing and fault indication functions
Test - allows pressing with a long handle (e.g. from a broom)
Highlighted alarm message display
Extremely loud audio output
Test with reduced sound volume
The R200 series of CO detectors have been optimized for use in residential CO protection applications.
They are designed to meet the needs of homeowners and individual users.
High reliability
Proven proprietary sensor technology with long lifetime
Independently certified by a testing laboratory to European standards EN50291-1:2010 and EN50291-2:2010
Sealed housing providing protection from harsh environmental conditions
Low CO monitoring mode
End-of-life alarm
Low total cost of operation
10 year lifetime and warranty
Maintenance-free design, no replaceable parts
Tamper protection
Non-replaceable internal battery
Self-locking connection to the mounting plate - disassembly is only possible with a tool (screwdriver)
Activation and deactivation are carried out by sliding onto the mounting plate or removing from the mounting plate
Easy installation
Freestanding device, wall or ceiling mounted
Only switches on when pushed onto the mounting plate
Where to install CO detectors
When considering how to install, it is important to remember that carbon monoxide has the same density as air and therefore disperses evenly throughout the room. However, as CO gas is produced as a product of the combustion process, it is likely to be warmer than the surrounding air and will therefore rise towards the ceiling.
Detailed information can be found in standard EN50292, which provides guidance on the selection, installation, use and maintenance of carbon monoxide detectors for residential properties.
Ideally, the detector should be installed in every room where a fuel-burning appliance is located.
We strongly recommend that detectors are also installed in bedrooms and rooms where you spend a lot of time.
In single-roomed rooms designed for sleeping and living at the same time, such as studio apartments, caravans or boats, the detector should be placed as far away from cooking appliances as possible and as close to the designated sleeping area as possible.
Designed for residential environments
Small, compact design
Easily integrated into residential environments
Easy to operate by the end user
Alarm silencing and fault indication functions
Test - allows pressing with a long handle (e.g. from a broom)
Highlighted alarm message display
Extremely loud audio output
Test with reduced sound volume