SMARTWARES CO RM370 CO detector and alarm (CO) (7 years lifetime - LCD)

Carbon monoxide is an extremely dangerous, invisible and odorless gas. The device indicates carbon monoxide leakage and helps prevent CO poisoning.
Professional quality. The highest level of quality control guarantees that each device is flawless and constantly in working order to ensure the safety of the facility and its occupants.


Product features:
- Alarm signal trigger: (CO) carbon monoxide gas
- Digital concentration display
- Test button function
- Warning in case of low battery voltage
- Loud alarm signal
- 7 year service life

Technical data
Battery operation 3 x 1.5 V alkaline (AA/“pencil”)
Calibration standard EN 50291
Signal sound power approx. 85 dB/3 m
Network device +4 °C... +38 °C
Permissible humidity 0 %... 95 %, non-condensing
Dimensions approx. Ø 125 mm, height 33 mm
Lifetime approx. 7 years
Country of origin: NETHERLANDS

Certificate of conformity (HU)

Certificate of conformity (EN)

Instructions for use (HU)

Useful advice:

A carbon monoxide detector can save lives, but the right devices are only safe if they are used correctly.

• It is worth buying a product that has a detailed description and a Hungarian user manual.

• It is advisable to have these devices installed by a professional.

• It is advisable to place the devices 1–1.5 meters away from the heating device, preferably facing the room used for sleeping or permanent residence, at a height of 1.5–2 meters, and at least 30 cm from the corners of the walls.

• You should know about these devices that each must have a test or trial button, which can be used to the buyer can make sure that the device is actually working.

• The authority strongly draws the attention of consumers to the fact that these products can only be used for a period specified by the manufacturer, so it is particularly important to replace the device at the latest when the deadline expires. Under no circumstances should we trust a sensor that has exceeded this lifespan!

The life of the family should not be entrusted solely to the carbon monoxide detector. Heating devices should be checked every year. And it is also necessary to ensure that chimney sweeps can carry out regular inspections.

Where should carbon monoxide alarms not be installed?

• Outside the building

• In or under a cupboard

• Directly above the sink or stove

• Near a window, door, or a place where air flow or drafts can affect detection, e.g. near an intake or exhaust fan/ventilation opening

• Where the air flow is blocked by something, e.g. may be obstructed by curtains or furniture

• Where dust or other dirt may collect and contaminate the sensor, preventing it from functioning

• In a room where the temperature may drop below -10˚C or rise above 40˚C