Carbon Monoxide and Fire Alarms Half Price Tesco

moodrater

Fireangel CO Alarms and Smoke alarm half price, these are top notch products highly recommended, images attached.

Also included the fire blanket, €2 more that lidl/aldi but hardy worth the trip if you don't shop there anyway.

The digital CO alarm one has a 7 year battery built in.

The smoke alarm has a 10 year battery built in.

54kroc

Good find and worth the money, Tesco have sold them cheaper before though.

sdanseo

According to daytime TV it's fire safety week. Thanks for an actually useful piece of information, four live (shiver).

positron

Aldi is selling pack of two fire alarms for €10 or so.

madmoe

Still on offer guys? Which Tesco??

Tabnabs

Full price in Tesco in Dun Laoghaire.

madmoe

Will check Tesco Jervis this evening!

amiable

I picked up one of the carbon monoxide alarms last week in Tesco Claremorris for 18 euro:)

cunstunt

Picked up a couple in Jervis at lunchtime - still a good few of them and the carbon monoxide ones left.
They're in aisle 6 and not in the hardware section where i was sent first!

Also, there are some non-10 year fire angel smoke alarms beside them which are €8 and not reduced (for some reason),

cheers,
sw

paddy147

This is what the Fire Angel 10 year battery fire alarm look like up close.

I bought a twin pack recently.

I also got a fireblanket in Ikea and 2 fire blankets in Aldi the other day.

webels

Tesco xtra naas 5 left monoxide alarms left on aisle 2

mikehunts

webels wrote: »

Tesco xtra naas 5 left monoxide alarms left on aisle 2

What brand are these and what price are they selling for, 28 euro for the ones i seen in Tesco Galway.

webels

mikehunts wrote: »

What brand are these and what price are they selling for, 28 euro for the ones i seen in Tesco Galway.

Fireangle as referred to by the op 13.25

ActingDanClark

Carbon monoxide detector in dun laoghaire showing full price but scans at e13.25. There's 5 or 6 left in ballybrack

paddy147

None left in Tesco Artane Castle or Clarehall,checked last night in both places..

georgem25

Tesco Crescent Limerick still have smoke alarms but no Carbon Monoxide alarms

ActingDanClark

Logic directed me to search the hardware section but found them beside the light bulbs in two stores

Moanin

What about the likes of this on ebay?


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kitchen-Bedroom-Carbon-Monoxide-Warning-Detector-Alarm-/290602779272?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a9468288

paddy147

Moanin wrote: »

What about the likes of this on ebay?


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kitchen-Bedroom-Carbon-Monoxide-Warning-Detector-Alarm-/290602779272?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a9468288

Cheap and unbranded.

Go for a well known and proven name/brand.

paddyp

Moanin wrote: »

What about the likes of this on ebay?


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kitchen-Bedroom-Carbon-Monoxide-Warning-Detector-Alarm-/290602779272?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a9468288

Even if it works and is reliable electrochemical CO sensor has life varying from 18 months to 5 years typically even professional exhaust gas analysers are typically only 2 years so you can be sure this cheap yoke will be on the short end of that scale. So expect 18 months -2 year life and add in batteries - not a bargain.

opendoor2

full price in Tesco now

paddy147

Woodies selling Kidde 7 year CO alarms for 20 euro at the moment.

imitation

Got two Monoxide alarms in Tescos Wilton, just what I was looking for as I'm a bit parnoid about a wood burning stove I have.

paddy147

Well,I managed to get the very last Fire Angel 2 carbon monoxide alarms today in Tesco for half price.7 year battery life.

Bought 1 for the living area and multi fuel stove and bought the 2nd 1 for the kitchen/diner and the gas boiler/gas hob.

So I think I got lucky today.:)

paddy147

Pic,well worth the money IMO.

These are allmost 40 euro each,in most other shops.

paddyp

Just a note to people to make sure to install it at the correct height, carbon monoxide is heavier than air so the alarm need to be alot nearer the floor that you'd imagine.
I see them all the time on shelves and mantlepieces you'd be unconscious before it went off.

Glenbhoy

For anyone who missed out on these last time I picked one up for €14 in Dunnes in Walkinstown today. There's 4 or 5 left. I don't know if this is in all Dunnes stores though.

wastewater

Check manufactures instructions for correct installation, Carbon Monoxide is slightly lighter than air.

Kristopherus

paddyp wrote: »

Just a note to people to make sure to install it at the correct height, carbon monoxide is heavier than air so the alarm need to be alot nearer the floor that you'd imagine.
I see them all the time on shelves and mantlepieces you'd be unconscious before it went off.

wastewater "Check manufactures instructions for correct installation, Carbon Monoxide is slightly lighter than air."

Hey Lads - Confusion !!!!! Which statement is correct?

paddyp

Kristopherus wrote: »

wastewater "Check manufactures instructions for correct installation, Carbon Monoxide is slightly lighter than air."

Hey Lads - Confusion !!!!! Which statement is correct?

Jesus I can't believe I remembered that wrong, sorry my fault :o:o Mod please delete my post

[edit] the advise on my old alarm was to fit at kneeheight in sleeping areas

irishproduce

Fairly safe to assume all these are gone now ya?
Heading to tesco after work but wasting my time looking for an alarm?

54kroc

irishproduce wrote: »

Fairly safe to assume all these are gone now ya?
Heading to tesco after work but wasting my time looking for an alarm?

They still have them but they're back up to the regular price.

irishproduce

Thanks Kroc.
Might go to B&Q instead

Worztron

Is carbon monoxide only a threat when an appliance (faulty) is on? Or can a dodgy appliance emit CO even when off?

uck51js9zml2yt

Worztron wrote: »

Is carbon monoxide only a threat when an appliance (faulty) is on? Or can a dodgy appliance emit CO even when off?

If its faulty there's a risk of a leak.

Get it fixed Asap

dfbemt

Check out www.carbonmonoxide.ie

Even open fires can cause carbon monoxide poisoning and possibly death.

Cost should not be a factor. Have at least 2 working smoke alarms and 1 carbon monoxide detector in your home. Please.

Worztron

Mikayla CoolS Fur wrote: »

If its faulty there's a risk of a leak.

Get it fixed Asap

Thanks. Nothing is faulty, I was just wondering.

Cathmandooo

Worztron wrote: »

Is carbon monoxide only a threat when an appliance (faulty) is on? Or can a dodgy appliance emit CO even when off?

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/republic-of-ireland/crisp-wrapper-blockage-killed-family-16096512.html#ixzz1hvZV6uqDhttp://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/republic-of-ireland/crisp-wrapper-blockage-killed-family-16096512.html

Worth reading that link of the family in Sligo who recently died, the appliances dont have to be faulty, human error or sheer bad luck can cause CO poisoning

Will be investing in these alarms for the family.

Halloran springs

amazon.co.uk are good for these and free delivery if the order is over £25

Worztron

Cathmandooo wrote: »

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/republic-of-ireland/crisp-wrapper-blockage-killed-family-16096512.html#ixzz1hvZV6uqDhttp://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/republic-of-ireland/crisp-wrapper-blockage-killed-family-16096512.html

Worth reading that link of the family in Sligo who recently died, the appliances dont have to be faulty, human error or sheer bad luck can cause CO poisoning

Will be investing in these alarms for the family.

Heartbreaking story. Yet it happened so simply. May they rest in peace.

I think it should be mandatory to have a CO alarm - just like it is mandatory to put on a seat belt etc.

skywalker_208

Saw Carbon Monoxide Alarms in Woodies earlier for €29.99.

Looks like they work out a few quid cheaper on Amazon.
Also noticed these non battery types:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Carbon-Monoxide-CO-Detector-Monitor/dp/B005K7RVRI/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1325370802&sr=8-7

Worztron

Check that Carbon Monoxide alarm complies with EN50291 standard.