Carbon Monoxide Detectors

[chrisprickett]

I'm in the market for a new CO detector, and I'm curious as to what others like, dislike, use, etc.

Thanks in Advance,

[Jim Morrison]

I like the Monoxor II from Bacharach, but it's the only one I've ever used. Easy to use and calibrate. No problems in the 7 years I've had it.

[Bruce Thomas]

They have a new model out since then Jim.

Bruce

[bradfeldt]

We always used the Monoxor II's in the past but have switched to the Monoxor III's. They run on AA instead of D batteries, have a "hold" display button, and the batteries seem to last longer. We experimented with the Fyrite Pro but immediately gave up due to broken connections on the moisture filter.

[chrisprickett]

Have you tried the Bachrach Snifit 50?

http://www.professionalequipment.com/xq ... efault.htm

[bradfeldt]

Chris,

The Snifit is for personal protection, not for testing gas appliances. It is meant to alert you when you are entering an area with hig CO levels.

[chrisprickett]

Best price I found on the Monoxor III

http://www.entechsupply.com/monoxor.htm

Anyone found better? Do you think they'll be better pricing at Inspectionworld?

[kurt]

Originally posted by chrisprickett

Best price I found on the Monoxor III

http://www.entechsupply.com/monoxor.htm

Anyone found better? Do you think they'll be better pricing at Inspectionworld?

The Monoxor III looks precisely like the Fyrite Pro platform; they're probably conjoining the lines into a single product.

Everything is always cheaper @ InspectionWorld; if you aren't in a major yank, you should wait. I always manage to work deals @ the show.