Office Of The State Fire Marshal Urges Citizens To Identify Signs Of The End Of Life For Carbon Monoxide Alarms Unique Beeps of a Dead CO – Sign to Take Action

by Gary Kopycinski on January 20, 2012

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SPRINGFIELD–(ENEWSPF)–January 19, 2012. As a new year has started, the Office of the State Fire Marshal warns residents across the state to pay special attention to the distinct signals sent by carbon monoxide alarms when their life has expired. Frequently, people may believe that a beep coming out of their CO means it’s time for a battery change, when in fact it means that the device needs to be replaced.