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Old 11-19-2021, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted by JoeinFL View Post
Carbon Monoxide is a bit lighter than the air we breathe. So, it will not settle down low as many people believe. It can rise up high throughout the home. The suggested height is about 6 feet. ( It may be 4-5’) but, it can go higher so ceiling or high on walls is fine.
If you only have one it should be placed near your sleeping area so you hear it easily if there’s an issue.
I hope this helps.
Why the need for a carbon Monoxide detector in an all electric house?
Our first house built here in 2007 did not have any. Had to buy one when we sold it in 2010 prior to closing.