Are you a
Homeowner?Follow these steps immediately if your carbon monoxide alarm is beeping:
Look out for the following symptoms of CO poisoning:
If you or anyone else is experiencing these symptoms, seek medical help immediately. Call 999 if symptoms are severe or worsening, and inform them you may have been exposed to carbon monoxide.
Your carbon monoxide alarm may beep for a range of reasons, from a dangerous CO leak to a low battery or an expired device. It’s important to familiarise yourself with the sound patterns in your alarm’s user manual or on our icon identifier guide. Don’t ignore the beeping, understand what each pattern means and act fast.
If your alarm is sounding due to a false alarm or after a confirmed issue has been resolved, you may need to silence it. For battery powered alarms, press the test/reset button on the front. If it continues to beep, replace the battery or the alarm if expired. Always consult your specific model’s instructions and never silence an alarm without investigating the cause first.
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