Kiturami Launches Battery-Powered Carbon Monoxide Alarm 'SafeOn'

Application of Electrochemical Sensor Reacting Only to Carbon Monoxide

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] Gidulami is introducing a battery-powered carbon monoxide detector. Gidulami (CEO Choi Jae-beom) announced on the 16th that it has launched the battery-powered carbon monoxide detector "SafeOn," which has obtained type approval from the Korea Fire Industry Technology Institute.

Unlike the 220V household power outlet model, this product operates on batteries, allowing for neat and flexible installation at any desired location without wiring. It also uses an electrochemical sensor that responds only to carbon monoxide, providing high accuracy and reliability while consuming low power, enabling battery use for over five years without replacement.

The product's operating status can be intuitively understood, and by pressing the inspection button, users can easily check for any abnormalities, making maintenance management convenient. In case of carbon monoxide leakage, an alarm sound and a voice alert notifying the carbon monoxide leak are emitted to immediately warn the user, and the alarm automatically deactivates when indoor carbon monoxide levels decrease through ventilation.

A Gidulami official stated, "Since last August, the government has mandated the installation of carbon monoxide detectors certified by the Korea Fire Industry Technology Institute in homes or businesses using gas boilers, but illegal uncertified products are still circulating in the market, requiring users to exercise special caution," and urged, "When purchasing a carbon monoxide detector, please check whether it has a certification mark."

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