Kidde 900-0089 Nighthawk Carbon Monoxide Alarm | 
| Brand: KIDDE
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $74.00
Buy New: $70.00
as of 9/9/2010 02:00 CDT details
You Save: $4.00 (5%)
New (5) from $70.00
Seller: Ace Books & Gifts
Rating:  15 reviews
Sales Rank: 20,280
Media: Tools & Hardware
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 14.6 x 11.3 x 2.1
Model: 900-0089
UPC: 047871059140
EAN: 0047871059140
ASIN: B000KK507I
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Large digital LCD readout displays CO levels clearly | | • | Easy to install mounting options, place on table or wall mount | | • | Works during power outages, alarm uses three AA batteries that are included | | • | Peak level memory recalls the highest danger level detected | | • | Updated digital reading every 2.5 minutes lets you see if levels change |
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Product Description
Protect your family with the worlds most accurate carbon monoxide alarm.
The Carbon Monoxide Alarm with display offers the protection and features that you have come to expect from Kidde. This alarm offers the convenience of a large, easy to read digital LCD display, the added protection of battery back-up in case of a power outage and easy to install mounting options.
Features:
-Large Digital LCD readout displays carbon monoxide level clearly
-Easy-to-install mounting options: Place on table or mount on the wall
-Works during power outages using 3 AA batteries (included)
-Peak level memory recalls the highest danger level detected
-No costly sensor replacement needed
-Updated digital reading every 15 sec. lets you see if and when levels change
-Digital readout from 30-999PPM provides continuous monitoring of carbon monoxide levels
-Loud 85 decibel alarm
-Test/Reset button allows you to immediately silence alarm and test alarm electronics
-UL listed
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| Customer Reviews:
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 product versions October 22, 2009
S. Donnelly
15 out of 15 found this review helpful
I just received this from Amazon, at a sale price, so I thought I would clarify what Amazon is selling here. This is the Kidde model number number KN-COPP-B, which is shared by several "assembly numbers" of which this is 900-0089. I think that is what's in the fine print in the photo of the back, but it's hard to read. There are slight cosmetic differences between the pictures and what I received, but less than with other Amazon listings of COPP-B with other assembly numbers.
The important thing is that, although this assembly number has been in use for many years (Google it), the guts of this are the newer technology with the seven year lifespan and death chirp alert, according to what's printed on the case. The case has a handy little summary of what to do for various ranges of alarm readings, so you don't call 911 for minor things, and since you'll never find the manual, which you can read at [...] , albeit for another COPP-B assembly number.
Good CO Alarm September 17, 2009
Big Kat (Daytona Beach, Florida)
11 out of 14 found this review helpful
We have had this CO Alarm in our home for years. I am happy to say we have not had it go off.
My neighbor is a fire fighter and told me the digital display is a must and the only thing he has in his home. This is easy to mount and the display is easy to read.
Good CO Alarm.
Love the Convenience November 12, 2009
M. Hill (U.S.A.)
8 out of 10 found this review helpful
My past carbon monoxide detectors had to be plugged into the wall. And, since CO detectors are best placed high off the floor, this necessitated both close proximity to an outlet and exposure of a wire leading up the wall to the detector. Not a pretty picture.
The placement of the basement CO detector was another problem. There is only one electrical outlet available and the sump pump is plugged into it. Although that left one outlet space free, the design of many CO detectors, requires plugging the entire detector into the space, so the entire outlet plate is blocked. That simply wasn't an option, and since the furnace is located in the basement, it is a location I felt necessitated a detector.
I appreciate being able to precisely place this monitor between my gas fireplace and gas stove without concern for electrical outlet locations. Additionally, I can place it so it isn't obvious. And, the lack of an outlet in the basement became a non-issue with this detector. After reading hundreds of reviews (yes, I did) this model seemed to have the best reliability with the least false alarms, which is a pretty serious consideration given an alarm may require a visit from the fire department. I will update this review if I encounter any problems or phantom alarms, but if I haven't added anything, I am still delighted.
battery power is nice November 20, 2009
L. Williams
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Having true battery power is nicer than the plug in versions that always seem to need new batteries. After 6 weeks of service, the battery level has lost 1 bar. At that rate, battery changes will be 2xs a year. When the battery does need changing, I plan on putting it outside to air for a day or two as recommended by the fire department.
I am very happy with the ability to place on a countertop and easily check the co measurements.
great sensor - cheapo batteries December 29, 2009
D. Nowak (massena, ny)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
bought a second one of these to give to a recent graduate. first one has worked flawlessly and has great battery life. the batteries in the new unit had leaked in the packaging forcing me to open up and clean the package before putting in fresh USA made Duracell batteries and reseal.
Note to Kidde: if you can't send good batteries, don't send any.
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