What would set off a CO detector?

CO detector go off for real danger or false alarm. Real: bad furnaces, blocked chimneys, cars in garages, indoor generators. False: dead battery or expired device

Where to Install Your CO Detectors

Proper placement is just as important as having a detector in the first place. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) recommends:

• On every level of your home, including the basement

• Inside every bedroom

• Outside each sleeping area (within 15 feet of bedroom doors)

• Near attached garages

Placement tips:

• Mount on the wall about 5 feet above the floor or on the ceiling

• Keep at least 10–15 feet away from fuel-burning appliances to avoid nuisance alarms from normal startup emissions

• Avoid bathrooms, direct sunlight, and areas near fans or vents

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