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Carbon Monoxide Detector

Required safety device for fireplaces.

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What is Carbon Monoxide Detector?

In any home with a fireplace, UL-2034 listed carbon monoxide detectors with digital readouts belong on every floor and within 15 feet of each sleeping area. Sensors lose accuracy with age, so plan on replacement every 7 years.

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Other terms in the glossary

Creosote
Tar-like residue from incomplete wood combustion. Highly flammable.
NFPA 211
The US standard governing how chimneys, fireplaces, and vent systems are installed.
Inspection Levels
Level 1 covers the annual look; Level 2 is triggered by a sale or an event; Level 3 opens up concealed damage.
Flue
The inner passage that draws combustion gases up and out of the room.
Liner
The channel running inside the flue — clay tile, stainless steel, or cast-in-place.
Crown
The concrete cap at the very top of a masonry chimney.
10+
Years
NFPA 211
Compliant
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Response
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