Discuss connecting CO alarms to smoke alarms in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net

I guess Aico technical might provide different answers, depending on the range an enquiry pertains to. Given that 3000 series includes a combined heat/CO detector which is intended to be linked with other heat and smoke detectors in a domestic installation, I can't imnagine they'd discourage the use of their own detectors in the very situations for which they have been designed.
 

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