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CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS
Should I use a CO detector?
Definitely. While CO detectors are not a substitute for the proper installation, maintenance and operation of fuel burning equipment, they can provide an important warning before potentially life-threatening levels of CO are reached. Install a CO detector on each level of a home, and particularly near every separate sleeping area.
Never ignore a CO alarm signal!
- Call for emergency service.
- Move to fresh air outdoors or by an open window.
- Sensor life is limited. Test and replace detectors according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Questions? Call UGI Penn Natural Gas at (800) 432-8017
