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Consumer News Consumers Warned About Defective Smoke Carbon Monoxide Detectors

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UL Solutions Warns of Unauthorized UL Marks on Carbon Monoxide Detectors and Combined Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms


Unauthorized certification marks were applied to carbon monoxide detectors and combined smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, which have not been evaluated by UL Solutions to the appropriate safety ... Read More

5 Best Portable Carbon Monoxide Detectors of 2025, Lab-Tested by CR Experts


To help you choose a detector you can depend on, we recently tested models from a range of brands, including Forensics Detectors, Gzair, and Kidde. Our top-rated picks can quickly alert you to ... Read More

Certain smoke and carbon monoxide detectors might not work, feds say


Four brands of combination smoke and carbon monoxide detectors must be replaced after officials found they do not work properly. The Consumer Product Safety Commission urged consumers to stop using ... Read More

Unlocking Life Basics: All about smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors


Keeping your home and family safe from fire and carbon monoxide hazards starts with proper detection. Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are essential tools that save lives by providing early ... Read More

Check your smoke detectors: Fire officials urge Mass. residents to replace outdated alarms


Massachusetts fire officials say it’s time to replace smoke and fire alarms purchased a decade ago after a change in fire codes. They urge residents to check the manufacturing date printed on the back ... Read More

UL Solutions warns of unauthorized UL marks on carbon monoxide detectors


UL Solutions (ULS) “issued public notices regarding the following products, which bear unauthorized UL certification marks and may pose safety risks: – Gedsffati carbon monoxide alarm (product model ... Read More


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