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WARNING: The device does not prevent the chronic effects of carbon monoxide
exposure. The device does not fully protect people who are at particular risk.
It may not completely protect individuals with specific medical problems. If in
doubt, a doctor should be consulted.
7. Positioning the carbon monoxide detector
If you have a single-storey apartment, you should install a CO detector in the
bedroom, in the corridor or near the sleeping area as the minimum protection
required. In any case, ensure that the alarm is clearly audible in the sleeping area.
If your home has multiple storeys, ensure that at least one CO detector is located
on each floor. For optimal protection, a detector should be installed in or near
every room, where a fuel-burning appliance such as a fireplace or a stove is
available.
Caution! This device only indicates the presence of carbon monoxide gas that
is close to the sensor. This means that carbon dioxide could also be present in
other areas!
Please note that the carbon dioxide detector does not serve as a substitute for a
smoke or gas detector.
7.1 Installation
To use the detector efficiently, the device should be installed at least 1.5 meters
above the ground and at least 1.85 meters away from the corresponding fuel-bur-
ning equipment.
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