Altec 169 Mhz Combined Gas & Carbon Monoxide Detector
Description
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Combined Gas & Carbon Monoxide Detectors should be wall mounted above door height in all rooms that contain a fuel burning appliance. Do not fit in bathrooms, directly above cookers or in draughty areas. If a dangerous level of gas or carbon monoxide is detected a local alarm will sound and an alarm call will be transmitted. Features include
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