Tuya Smart WiFi Carbon Monoxide Detector with Siren

Tuya Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector Smart WiFi with Sound Warning

Tuya Smart WiFi Carbon Monoxide Detector is a new generation product for the safe home,

which combines the latest technologies and an innovative design. The detector is aesthetic,

effective and will certainly contribute to increasing the security of your home.

Thanks to its very high sensitivity, it is possible to detect the presence of carbon monoxide

in the initial stage of the spill, thus preventing poisoning. Carbon monoxide is

an invisible killer, an odorless gas dangerous not only for humans but also for animals.

A built-in loud siren (75dB volume), a flashing LED and a notification inside

the smart mobile application directly on the mobile phone will alert you of the presence of this gas.

Create Scenes for your Safety

Possibility to set the action after the sensor alarm and to connect it with other devices, for example:

When the gas concentration is exceeded, the output relay closes and signals the siren and disconnects the

main gas connection to the house, apartment, etc. via a connected TUYA MANIPULATOR .

Tuya Smart or Smartlife smart mobile application allows you to control and manage yours

home from anywhere in the world only with the help of the Internet and your mobile phone.

No control unit or "gateway" is needed.

Each device has all the necessary components to communicate with your mobile phone via the Internet (cloud).

Built-in alarm siren

The loud siren (> 75 dB) built around the sensor as a sign of a dangerous situation.

When the gas detector is activated, it will alarm with the built-in siren.

The WiFi detector is ideal for detecting carbon monoxide (CO) leaks from all appliances

domestic gas and gas boilers. The device is powered by the 230V mains.

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Carbon monoxide (CO ), commonly nicknamed the silent killer, is a colorless, odorless, highly toxic gas,

slightly lighter than air (carbon monoxide weighing 1 mole = 28 g is slightly lighter than air,

the molar mass of air at 0 ° C is 28 Carbon monoxide (CO) is produced by the incomplete combustion of various fuels,

including coal, wood, coal, petroleum, kerosene, propane, or natural gas.

Functions and Features:

• WiFi detector for carbon monoxide (CO) detection.
• Loud alarm 75 dB
• Free mobile application for devices with iOS and Android
• When smoke is detected, get notified directly to your mobile using the app
• Control from anywhere the internet is available
• Based on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi technology
• It is not necessary to purchase an additional gate / control unit for carbon monoxide detector functionality
• It has alarm, automation and intelligent scenarios
• Possibility to configure automations with other Smart WiFi products
• The device is powered by the 230V mains
• Low running costs, reduced size and weight

Basic Rules for Installing the CO Detector

CO detectors should be installed in or near bedrooms and living rooms.

It is recommended to install CO detectors on every floor of the house.

When deciding where to install the detectors, keep in mind that you need to listen to the detectors from all parts of the house that are used for sleeping.

If only one detector is installed, place it near the bedrooms and not in the basement or boiler room.

Where not to place the detectors !!

IMPORTANT Improper placement can adversely affect the sensitive electronic components in this detector.

• To avoid equipment damage, ensure optimal operation and avoid unnecessary false alarms:
• Do not place in kitchens, garages or boiler rooms where the sensor could come into contact with substances that could destroy or contaminate it.
• Do not place in environments with temperatures below 5 ° C or above 40 ° C, such as low rooms, attics, verandas and garages.
• Do not place within 2 meters of heating or cooking appliances.
• Do not place near ventilation openings, flues, chimneys or air vents.
• Do not place near ceiling fans, doors, windows or areas directly exposed to the elements.
• Do not place in areas with still air, such as the tops of vaulted ceilings or gable roofs, where CO may not reach the sensor fast enough for an early warning.
• Do not place this device near large batteries. Large batteries have emissions that can reduce the detector's operational capacity.
• Leave the ventilation holes located on the detector free. Do not place the detectors where curtains, furniture or other objects could block the free flow of air in the vents.

Also, do not place the CO detector:

• Towards a window or door where drafts will affect the detector, such as exhaust or ventilation.
• In a wet or very humid area, such as a bathroom.
• Places where curtains or furniture prevent the flow of air around the detector.
• In places where dirt or dust can clog the sensor and prevent it from working.
• In places where the device could be overturned, damaged or removed.
• Do not paint the device and avoid clogging the carbon monoxide inlets with dirt, grease or other substances.