The First Alert CO615 Dual-Power Carbon Monoxide Plug-In Alarm alerts you to dangerous carbon monoxide. This carbon monoxide detector operates on a dual-power system with battery backup for continuous monitoring, even in the event of a power outage. The backlit digital screen tells you at a glance what the carbon monoxide and power levels are. The CO monitor also features a convenient test and silence button and an end-of-life warning that lets you know when it is time to replace the alarm. Dual-Power Design for Continuous Monitoring The First Alert Dual-Power Carbon Monoxide Plug-In Detector is designed to work with any standard outlet, and it features battery backup to allow continuous monitoring of carbon monoxide levels in the event of a power outage. Simply place two AA batteries in the battery compartment, and if the power goes out, the backup will activate, monitoring carbon monoxide levels even during storms. A low-battery indicator light and alarm will sound when the batteries need to be replaced. Advanced Electrochemical Sensor The First Alert Dual-Power Carbon Monoxide Plug-In Alarm uses an advanced electrochemical sensor to detect elevated CO levels. This sensor offers increased sensitivity to carbon monoxide even at low levels. In the event of a false alarm, the silence/test button can be used to turn off the CO detector. Backlit Digital Display is Easy to Read The large backlit display on the carbon monoxide detector clearly shows the level of carbon monoxide in the room, as well as the power level of the backup batteries. The display is readable even in the dark and casts a calm blue light, making it ideal for use in a bedroom. The 6-foot power cord makes it easy to mount the CO monitor on a wall or position it on a shelf or nightstand.

• Dual-power Carbon Monoxide Alarm Offers Continuous Monitoring of CO Levels
• Plugs into Any Outlet and Features Battery Backup
• Backlit Digital Display Shows At-a-glance Readings for Power and CO
• Single Test/Silence Button for Simple Operation
• End-of-life Warning Signals When the CO Detector Needs Replacing