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Fibaro CO sensor- my small review


jakub.jezek

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9 hours ago, gucio1234 said:

Presently I have CO detector of Satel, paired with HC2 with the UBS module.

 

Once I got it, I have checked the internet to learn the proper placement and I found it should be installed at height 150 cm above the floor and 3 meters away from the potential source of CO ( in my case the fire place).

 

 

 

Great info. That is what I am looking for...distance from the potential source of CO. 3m seems a little far as not all location I have is of that size to place that far. Is there a minimum distance?

3 minutes ago, jakub.jezek said:

If CO can reach that 3m, then why not to place it there.

 

Found interesting article about placement of sensor.

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Oh, I mean example: linen room is smaller/shorter than 3m in both directions. In this case, what is the minimum distance from potential source so as not to have false alert while it is still not really a threat?

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@chaicka, I would just use common sense. If the room is small and you are unable to keep 3 meters distance, you have to place it closer. I would not place it in close proximity of the potential source of CO, not to be covered by curtains, furniture, etc., not to be exposed for the direct sunlight.

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Thanks Gucio. CO Sensor is something pretty new in my country and not common at all.

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  • 2 weeks later...

FYI, always place CO sensor higher then the top of a door passage when mounting on a wall.

 

Good advices are given by fire department on this page (Dutch):

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