LOW LEVEL CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS FOR SALE

LOW LEVEL CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS let you know if there is a CO problem before reaching dangerous, even deadly CO levels. This is long before your other detectors even begin to work.

• Why do I need a low-level monitor?

The Ambassador Carbon Monoxide low-level detector senses CO levels as low as 5 ppm (parts per million). Infants, children, and elderly persons with respiratory or heart ailments are provided little or no protection from deadly CO with the older model standard alarms. Did you know that low-level CO above 10 ppm causes illness? (The low-level detector is actually the NCI detector that is only sold by NCI to distributors. Ambassador is a distributor of these gauges.)

• What about the other "detectors" sold at retailers?

Store-bought detectors do not go off until the home reaches unsafe levels of 70 ppm or higher. At that high level, it may be too late. Many of the plug-in detectors do not always allow for proper placement and may not work during power outages. Our detector is battery operated.

• Why are these units more expensive?

Low-level CO detection requires more high tech parts. The Ambassador low level carbon monoxide detector uses the same technology and sensors as the $500 to $2,500 combustion analyzers use.

• How many detectors should I have in my home?

You should have one monitor installed on every level of your home. Single story homes should have one detector on each end of the home

• Children at Risk

Babies and little children are especially vulnerable because they have a lower body mass and so are prone to absorb proportionately more of any poisonous substance. The symptoms of low-level carbon monoxide poisoning include headache, nausea, dizziness and lethargy but will get more dangerous as the CO levels builds up in the person’s body. Many of these can be confused with a cold by any health professional or attentive adult. In addition, as every parent or doctor will know, even getting this much information about how a baby or toddler is feeling can be very difficult because they cannot speak to you. These problems in diagnosing carbon monoxide poisoning as soon as possible make a low-level carbon monoxide detector particularly valuable in identifying the presence of this gas, especially in a child’s sleeping area.

• Where should I place the Ambassador carbon monoxide detector?

CO is lighter than the air we breathe. In other words, CO will rise. Monitors should be mounted at breathing level and no lower. They should be placed in an area with good air circulation. If you have only one monitor, it should be placed near the master bedroom. We also recommended one in the basement, one in the mechanical room and one in any room that has a combustion appliance.

1. What should I do if my carbon monoxide detector goes off?

FOR LOCAL CLEVELAND PEOPLE:
Call your Ambassador CO Certified combustion analysis at any levels below 70 ppm, unless you have symptoms. Carbon Monoxide exposure can cause nausea, severe headaches, shortness of breath, chest pain, blurred vision, and dizziness. If you experience these symptoms, call 911 and leave the house immediately. The home should be evacuated if carbon monoxide levels reach 70ppm. DO NOT CALL 911 FROM YOUR HOME. GO TO THE NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR’S HOME. Call your utility provider to turn off the appliance until you can have it evaluated or serviced.

FOR THE REST OF THE WORLD:
Get out of you home. Call the fire department, 911, police station, or other local certified authority.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES OF THIS METER

• Continuous Scan™ mode lets you know monitor is checking for CO – 24/7
• Digital display shows CO levels of 5ppm or higher
• Low Alarm - 15 ppm - audible & visual every 8 seconds
• High Alarm - 35 ppm - audible & visual every 4 seconds
• Crisis Alarm - 70+ ppm - audible & visual every 2 seconds
• 5-minute “Hush” button for levels below 70 ppm
• Designed for wall installation or tabletop use
• Replaceable 9V battery ensures operation even when power is out
• 2-Year limited Warranty

  How do I buy an Ambassador low-level carbon monoxide detector?
  We will provide several ways you can purchase your own low-level carbon monoxide detector.

FEE STRUCTURE 1@129.00 10@119 each 100@ 109 each
(Fees should drop yearly as demand increases)

1. Send check or money order to Marko E. Vovk at 1501 Spring Garden Ave. Lakewood Ohio 44107. (ADD $5.00 FOR SHIPPING)
2. Go to Marko Vovk’s Store section on this web site. This will take you to Marko Vovk’s CD’s store on ebay. You can pay with pay pal.
3. Go to ebay home inspection category and look for the low-level carbon monoxide detectors. You can pay with pay pal.
4. You can buy one from Marko E. Vovk at your home if he provides combustion testing services. Full combustion testing for a standard home with one furnace and one hot water heater is $145 to $195 (Price is subject to change on season time, quantity, distance, and other. Please call for the quote.)

More information on carbon monoxide please go to our Carbon Monoxide section.

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