CO Alarms
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A CO alarm is most important with open flued or unflued appliances but still well worth fitting with room sealed or balanced flue appliances as should a fault develop or a case seal fail there is still the risk that fumes could leak out.
So I would say fit one.
I have a balanced flue boiler at home that replaced an old open flued one which is just under a year old now and a similar one about two years old in a rental property and I have them fitted at both places, in fact I replaced my home one just this week.
So I would say fit one.
I have a balanced flue boiler at home that replaced an old open flued one which is just under a year old now and a similar one about two years old in a rental property and I have them fitted at both places, in fact I replaced my home one just this week.
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I just fitted one of these neat and includes a thermometer too!
http://www.screwfix.com/p/fireangel-7-year-digital-co-alarm-with-li-ion-power/92361
In fact I bought mine from Amazon it was about £23 there.
http://www.screwfix.com/p/fireangel-7-year-digital-co-alarm-with-li-ion-power/92361
In fact I bought mine from Amazon it was about £23 there.
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