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Kidde KN-COEG-3 Explosive Gas Alarm Carbon Monoxide Alarm Detector with Battery
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The Kidde KN-COEG-3 Explosive Gas Alarm Carbon Monoxide Alarm Detector is a reliable and essential home safety device. This white detector runs on one battery and has a power source of AC. It features a peak level memory and samples the air every 2.5 minutes to ensure early detection of any potential gas leaks. With its direct plug-in capability, this alarm is easy to install and provides peace of mind knowing your home is protected from harmful carbon monoxide leaks.
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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandKidde
MPNKI21006677
GTIN0784908011305, 0784908113054, 5915903622523, 0783961021658
UPC0784908011305, 0784908113054, 0783961021658
ModelKN-COEG-3
eBay Product ID (ePID)13026724770
Product Key Features
Power SourceBattery
ColorWhite
Number of Batteries1
FeaturesBattery Backup, Alarm, direct plug in, peak level memory, Direct Plug In, Samples Air Every 2.5 Minutes, Pea, samples air every 2.5 minutes, Direct Plug In, Samples Air Every 2.5 Minutes, Peak Level Memory, Pea
TypeCarbon Monoxide Detector
Smart Home ProtocolPlug in
PowerAC
Dimensions
Weight1 lbs
Depth1-3/4in.
Height6in.
Width3 3/4in.
Length6.1 in
Item Weight1 lbs
Additional Product Features
Battery IncludedYes
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- Feb 11, 2022Top favorable review
Dual purpose alarm!
I use this alarm to check for carbon monoxide but I also need to check for explosive gas, namely propane! I have a propane fireplace and a propane stove in my house so I need the added protection. This is the third time I’ve purchased this combination alarm and it has served me well! The alarm is a little more expensive than either a smoke alarm or a carbon monoxide detector but since you can plug it into a receptacle it will last seven years! It does have 9 volt battery for power backup in case of a power failure! At the end of it’s life cycle the alarm will chirp to inform you that it’s sensors are depleted!👍Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Dec 04, 2024Top critical review
Item was defective, started beeping a lo...
Item was defective, started beeping a low battery after 2-3 days. Put in a brand new battery and it did the same thing. Thankfully I was able to return it and get my money back.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Feb 12, 2024
versatile unit
Well know brand. Quality is good. What stands out is the plug for the outlet is movable. I wanted to get the unit low to the floor and close to the heater and since the plug-in can be pulled from the unit and plugged into the outlet, i was able to do both. Not sure how long the cord is, I would guess 2 or more feet. I didn't need but 1 foot so I left the rest coiled up inside of the back of the unit. It tested out and is easy to use it's functions.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Jul 02, 2020
Works great!
A carbon monoxide tester is different than an explosive gas detector and this unit combines both. Initial testing with a pocket lighter (explosive gas) was successful in that the unit emitted a deafening alarm when it 'smelled' my pocket lighter with the flame blown out. The lighter was brought within a few inches of the unit. The unit is now plugged into a socket right next to our gas stove. Spend the money. It works very well. You're worth it.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Jan 15, 2023
Excellent product
The Kidde gas & carbon monoxide alarm is of great quality. It is versatile in that it can be hung on a wall, plugged into an outlet, or stood on a table. It also includes a battery. Instructions are clear as to where to place it, how it works, about testing and additional information. Excellent durable product designed to last.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Nov 10, 2015
Tested carefully, and proven effective.
First? If you have gas appliances of any kind, you have simply gotta have certainty that there are no accumulations of carbon monoxide, or of the gas itself ... either one can kill, and does regularly: There is NO EXCUSE for having no warning. I researched carefully, but quickly, when one of our CO detectors failed my regular tests (something else folks oughta do a few times a year). The technology this model is based upon is reportedly the best available to consumers, and the fact it uses a 9V battery only as backup, being primarily powered by an outlet, makes it nearly perfect by my measure (it ould be made to operate much more efficiently w/o adding much to the costs of production, but I've lost very little sleep over the small amount of energy it wastes ~;-) Although I didn't evaluate the accuracy of their PPM count, response of the unit to a controlled release of propane was w/in just a few seconds; much more immediate than expected, or required, w/o any doubt. Likewise, an incomplete burn produced an alarm before I could notice any type of odor* produced by the yellow flame. *IMPORTANT* to know that carbon monoxide (CO) is completely odorless ... it's the partially burned fuel that I was tryin' to sniff out. As to placement? I have a light switch w/ a receptacle, just as you enter a large dining room from the kitchen end ... carbon monoxide mixes readily w/ the air in your home, as does the propane and natural gas (we have both in our home), so the ideal location is all about air flow. Logically, you wanna have 'em downwind of potential sources (i.e. where the air from that area goes to). Be sure it can be heard from sleeping areas, and use that test button regularly to wake folks up, most esp. young children (never ever allow kids to sleep through any alarm -- wake 'em up, and make 'em head for the exit, every single time one goes off). All that said? I'm gonna buy at least one more of these right now, and a few fresh smoke detectors, since there's no such thing as TOO MANY in any home. And, if you' ve got one w/o a battery, just 'cause you're too cheap to buy one? Somebody oughta kill ya, right now.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Aug 16, 2024
I highly recommed this product
This is the second one in my house. I could have gone cheaper, but the one I have has done its job. It went off and saved my wife and I from a CO2 exposure. The fire department recommended that we have a least two, one at each end of the house. It is easy to use and you can press a button to see what the highest reading was as the current reading may or may not be your highest reading.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Sep 26, 2019
Great units, double ptotection from CO and gas!
just replaced 2 units that were very similar older versions that had timed out/expired. These units work well and the one in my basement detected a gas leak several years ago. Could have been a bad situation without the combo detector. Am retired professional firefighter and highly recommend these units, as they monitor CO as well as gas.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Oct 19, 2021
Detector works. Was missing its power supply cover.
Arrived well packed and promptly. Was missing its power supply cover, fortunately I had one from my old, expired detector.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Aug 11, 2018
Safety first! This one you CAN trust!
CO is an invisible deadly gas. This not only alarms when CO levels reach a dangerous amount, it also alarms when a gas leak becomes dangerous! Such as natural gas, or propane, whichever you have. It's risky to be in a gas heated home without one!Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
