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Rapid Methane Leak Response
Catches methane leaks early and responds instantly, preventing dangerous accumulation.
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High-performance Figaro electrochemical CO sensor to deliver accurate detection of carbon monoxide leakage and respond quickly.
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Is this kit compliant with Italian accommodation safety regulations?
Yes, it fully meets the mandatory safety requirements for gas and carbon monoxide detection under Italian short-term rental and accommodation regulations. The kit holds EU certifications including EN 50291 (for CO alarms), EN 50194 (for gas alarms), helping landlords avoid fines ranging from €600 to €6,000 for non-compliance.
What core components are included in the kit, and what are their functions?
Gateway: Enables connectivity between alarms and mobile APPs. Supports remote alarm notifications, historical data tracking.
CO Alarm: Equipped with an electrochemical fuel cell sensor, it accurately detects carbon monoxide concentrations. Triggers an alarm when levels exceed safety thresholds, protecting against risks in enclosed spaces (e.g., rooms with closed doors/windows in winter).
Gas Alarm: compatible with natural gas. Quickly detects leaks to prevent hazardous gas accumulation.
CO Alarm: Equipped with an electrochemical fuel cell sensor, it accurately detects carbon monoxide concentrations. Triggers an alarm when levels exceed safety thresholds, protecting against risks in enclosed spaces (e.g., rooms with closed doors/windows in winter).
Gas Alarm: compatible with natural gas. Quickly detects leaks to prevent hazardous gas accumulation.
Are there specific requirements for installing the alarms?
Natural Gas (lighter than air): Mount 30-50cm below the ceiling, 1-3 meters horizontally from gas sources.
What alarm methods are available, and how can I stay informed of hazards?
Dual-alarm mechanism ensures no danger is missed:
Local Alarm: Alarms emit an 85dB loud buzzer with a flashing red LED ring, providing clear on-site alerts.
Remote Alarm: Via gateway connection, real-time notifications are pushed to landlords’/tenants’ mobile APPs (shareable up to 6 devices).
Local Alarm: Alarms emit an 85dB loud buzzer with a flashing red LED ring, providing clear on-site alerts.
Remote Alarm: Via gateway connection, real-time notifications are pushed to landlords’/tenants’ mobile APPs (shareable up to 6 devices).
What is the product lifespan and maintenance requirement?
Lifespan: Gas alarm sensor (10 years under normal use), CO alarm sensor (7 years), gateway (10-12 years under normal use).
Maintenance: No frequent debugging needed. Periodically press the test button to verify functionality. Keep sensors away from grease and steam, and maintain a dry, clean installation area to meet regulatory maintenance standards.
Maintenance: No frequent debugging needed. Periodically press the test button to verify functionality. Keep sensors away from grease and steam, and maintain a dry, clean installation area to meet regulatory maintenance standards.
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