2004 Model

One Monitor, ..... ALL of the Needed Warning Levels

C O - Experts has responded to the: "Facts from the Field", and Consumer / Customer "Feed-Back" on our Model 2002.

The needed Visual, and / or Audible & Visual Warnings at 10, 25, 50 and 70 PPM, are, of course, still provided. In addition, due to the MANY requests from the Commercial / Industrial / Security, and "Health Safety" Specialist, we are proud to announce the ADDITION of a 35 PPM Audible Alarm. 35 PPM is the NIOSH 8 hr.TWA Warning Level, and is also often used by other local jurisdictions having "Authority".

We are also very pleased to say that we have also Improved the "Recall Features" by now showing the DAYS; as well as the Hours & the Minutes since the "Readings" were "Recorded".

1. ALL UL-2034 & CSA-6.19 Listed C O Alarms are FORBIDDEN from displaying ANY Warning Levels BELOW 30 PPM. ... NEW Model 2004 has displays at 10, 25 PPM.

2. UL-2034 & CSA-6.19 Listed C O Alarms must NOT ALARM at 70 PPM, in LESS than 60 minutes, and CAN be delayed for as long as 240 minutes at 70 PPM. ... Model 2004 Warns at 10,25, 35, 50 &70 PPM,

3. UL-2034 & CSA-6.19 Listed C O Alarms may IGNORE 150 PPM for up to 50 minutes. Model 2004, is already in FULL ALARM.

4. UL-2034 & CSA-6.19 Listed C O Alarms may IGNORE 400 PPM up to 15 minutes. Model 2004 is already in FULL ALARM.

NEW Model 2004 offers "Immediate" Warnings at: 10, 25, 35, 50, & 70 PPM. ..... YOU COMPARE ! ! !

Infants, Young Children , the Elderly, Pregnant Women, and / or, people with Chronic Medical Conditions such as Asthma, Bronchitis, Emphysema, Heart Disease or Anemia. The C O - Experts Low Level C O Monitor

will Display C O Levels BELOW 30 PPM. [The Standard UL / CSA Listed C O Alarms DO NOT]. This EARLY WARNING will Prevent Exposure to Potentially Dangerous Levels of Carbon Monoxide.

The C O - Experts Low Level C O Monitor features Very Important MEMORY CAPABILITIES.

Current, Existing C O Levels are continously displayed from 10 PPM or higher, and with a push of the "Test / Hush" Button the Monitor provides, [Displays], Important "History" Information. This information can be used by Professional Responders to Quickly and Accurately evaluate the severity and potential sources of C O Exposure. Following the pushing of the Test Button, the Display will SHOW:

2. Recall of the "HI", or "Peak" seen since the last time the Memory was "Cleared / Reset".

3. Then Display the period of time that has Elapsed, in Days, Hours, and Minutes since the "Peak" occurred.

4. Then Display the "Duration" of the C O Exposure that remained within 10% of the "Peak", in Days, Hours and Minutes.

4. Then Display the COHb that would have resulted in the human blood stream as a result of such exposure, and then, IF you have continued to hold the Test Button down until after you have heard the second series of "beeps", [six seconds or more], the Display will show "CLr", and the Monitor will emit one long "Beep". [The OLD DATA is now "Cleared", and a New Data Storage period has begun.]

"HUSH" Button Cycles: [Done by depressing the "Test / Hush" button for 3 or 4 seconds.]

@ 25, 35, & 50 PPM Levels, IF during any "HUSH" period, the Actual Level of C O Present rises to the next higher level, the Monitor will "Over-Ride" the "HUSH", and RE-ALARM, at the Next HIGHER LEVEL WARNING

2. Warning, both Audible & Visual at 25 PPM, ........................... [2 Beeps a minute]

3. Warning, both Audible & Visual at 35 PPM, ........................... [2 Beeps every 10 seconds]

4. More Intense Warning, both Audible & Visual at 50 PPM, ..... [2 Beeps every 6 seconds]

5. FULL ALARM WARNING at 70 PPM, ..................................... [4 Beeps every 6 seconds]