Detectagas CO Alarm Tester
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To test CO alarms, you normally press the TEST button on the unit to ensure that the electronic circuits are working. However, to determine if the actual detection sensor is working, you can use this CO spray tester, which exposes the sensor to CO gas.
- Simple and easy solution to testing CO alarms
- Entirely safe
- Includes all kit components (Spray, nozzle and alarm cover)
- Approved by CO awareness
- 7 tests per can
- No other equipment needed to test the CO alarm
This is the technical data for the Detectagas CO Alarm Tester.
| Product Code | DGTESTER |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
| How to use |  |
| The Detectagas test kit includes a patented surround and seal system which is placed around the detector to facilitate this test. Simply spraying a test gas at the detector will not provide a true test. The Detectagas test method is unique and subject to four patents and design registration. The test typically takes 2 -3 minutes to activate an alarm. The Detectagas kit is self contained and does not require any additional equipment. | |
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Q.I have seen your product on testing CO Detectors and like what I see but what do the Regs say with regards to the testing of CO Detectors.
A.There is no legal or BSI requirement to test the CO detectors with a test gas. The weekly check with the test button is fully sufficient, as long as you choose a quality CO detector. The test gas is offered a a 'belts and braces' option if a customer feels unnerved by the lack of physical evidence that the alarm works. The difficulty is that the gas, once sprayed into the test bag, does not have a known concentration and therefore only offers a 'rough' evidence that the alarm works.
