Kidde KN-COPF-I - Manual
A user manual for the Kidde KN-COPF-i carbon monoxide alarm outlines its critical safety features and operational guidelines. The document emphasizes the device’s role as a life-saving monitor rather than a detector, highlighting proper installation–such as placement near bedrooms and avoiding kitchens or heating areas–and regular testing to ensure reliability. It also covers key topics like CO poisoning symptoms, alarm response patterns, battery backup behavior, and maintenance requirements, including sensor care and replacement after seven years. Safety warnings stress the need for immediate evacuation when alarms sound and clarify limitations of the device in detecting transient CO buildup.
Table of Contents:
- Page 1 – Product Identification and Features
- Page 2 – Response to Carbon Monoxide Alarms
- Page 3 – Carbon Monoxide Safety Information
- Page 4 – CO Levels, Sources, and Alarm Guidance
- Page 5 – Alarm Functionality and Installation Warnings
- Page 6 – Product Specifications and Placement
- Page 7 – Interconnected Alarm Installation Guidelines
- Page 8 – CO Alarm Operation and Interconnection
- Page 9 – Alarm Status and Response Patterns
- Page 10 – Maintenance and Testing Procedures
- Page 11 – Warranty and Support Information
Manual P/N 820-1387 Rev. A 03/08
ATTENTION: Please take a few minutes to thoroughly read this
user’s guide, which should be saved for future reference and
passed on to any subsequent owner.
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
User’s Guide
Model:
KN-COPF-i
• 120V AC Wire-In
• Rechargeable Battery Backup
• Digital Display
• Interconnectable with other Kidde alarms
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About this manual
- Brand
- Kidde
- Model
- KN-COPF-I
- Document type
- Manual
- Language(s)
- English
- Pages
- 11
- File size
- 717.8 KB
- Format
Summary
Identification details, key features such as 120V AC wire-in capability, battery backup, digital display, and interconnectability with other Kidde alarms.
Step-by-step procedure for responding to a carbon monoxide alarm, safety warnings, distinctions from smoke alarms, and the necessity of immediate evacuation.
Foundational safety warnings regarding carbon monoxide dangers, symptoms of poisoning at various exposure levels, device limitations, and table of contents.
