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CO2 & Smoke Detector Install in Overland Park, KS

Ensuring Safety with Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detector Installation

Fitting your home with smoke and carbon monoxide detectors can be a lifesaving measure. With thousands of yearly deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning, this silent but deadly gas causes great harm due to its odorless, colorless, and tasteless properties. By installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, these harmful gases can be detected in time to save lives. In the US, laws demand that every household has smoke detectors installed. Mr. Electric of Overland Park performs carbon monoxide and smoke detector installation services in Overland Park, KS. Reach out to us today to book an installation appointment.

CO2 & Smoke Detector Install in Overland Park, KS
Ensuring Safety with Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detector Installation
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  • Carbon monoxide poisoning often masquerades as flu-like symptoms without the fever. When you notice any signs of poisoning, evacuate your premises immediately. Common symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning include:

    • Dizziness
    • Nausea
    • Chest discomfort
    • Headaches
    • Sleepiness
    • Confusion
    • Weakness
    • Irregular breathing pattern
    • Shortness of breath
    • Lethargy
    • Lightheadedness

  • Most carbon monoxide poisonings occur due to malfunctioning gas-powered appliances. In your home, potential sources of carbon monoxide could be gas grills, gas dryers, gas fireplaces, car exhaust, gas heaters, and water heaters. Ensure to operate these appliances in a well-aerated area. Here are some measures to help prevent carbon monoxide poisoning:

    • Avoid using your gas oven to heat your home.
    • Ensure carbon monoxide detectors are installed on every floor of your home.
    • Don't use flameless chemical heaters indoors.
    • Open the fireplace flue when the fire is burning.
    • Regularly service your gas appliances.
    • Don't run your vehicle in the garage.
    • Change your carbon monoxide detector batteries twice annually.
    • Check that your gas appliances have the American Gas Association or Underwriters’ Laboratories (UL) seal of approval.
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Professional Installation of Smoke Detectors

The law dictates that every bedroom, living area, den, hallway that connects bedrooms, and other living areas should have smoke detectors. All new homes must have smoke detectors wired into the electrical system, with a battery backup, and interconnected for safety. Smoke detector batteries should be replaced annually, and the unit should be replaced every ten years. Common types of smoke detectors include:

Ionization Smoke Detectors

Ionization detectors work on a continuous current between electrodes. Smoke entering the unit interrupts this current, triggering the alarm. They give quick responses to flames but cannot differentiate between smoke and steam, causing false alarms near bathrooms and kitchens.

Photoelectric Smoke Detectors

Photoelectric detectors have an internal photocell that reacts to a reduction in light. Smoke entering the unit scatters the light, sounding the alarm. These detectors are quick at detecting slow-burning fires but slower to detect flames.

  • Brushing up on your knowledge of smoke detectors is always useful. We understand smoke detectors are not something at the top of most people’s minds. It’s vital to remember them and take care of them. Here are some safety tips for smoke detectors:

    • Test all your smoke detectors biannually.
    • Do not install smoke detectors near your windows.
    • Have a fire extinguisher in your home.
    • Center your smoke detectors on the ceiling.
    • Don’t disconnect your smoke detector from the wall.
    • Ensure the battery-powered backup system is functioning.
    • Practice your emergency evacuation plan.

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