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This guide provides essential information for users of the Firehawk Carbon Monoxide Alarm (CO7B) by LavaTap. Designed for homes, rental properties, and temporary accommodations, this alarm offers reliable, maintenance-free protection against carbon monoxide. With a sealed-in lifetime battery and a 7-year guarantee on its Figaro sensor, it's a dependable choice. Note that while it's easy to set up, you should always follow the manufacturer's placement guidelines for optimal performance.
| Model Part Number | CO7B |
|---|---|
| Brand | LavaTap |
The Firehawk CO7B has a sealed-in, lifetime lithium battery designed to last the life of the alarm, typically 7-10 years.
Press the Test/Silence button on the alarm to test its functionality. The alarm should sound.
Evacuate the premises immediately and call the emergency services. Do not re-enter the building until it has been declared safe.
No, the battery is sealed and cannot be replaced. The entire unit needs to be replaced at the end of its life.
Test the alarm monthly to ensure it's working correctly.
The Firehawk CO7B is certified to BS EN 50291-1 and approved with UKCA, CE, and BSI Kitemark.
Press the Test/Silence button to mute the low battery warning for up to 10 hours. The alarm needs to be replaced when the end-of-life signal sounds.
Install the alarm near sleeping areas and in any room containing a fuel-burning appliance, such as a boiler or gas fire, following the manufacturer's guidelines.
Check the LED indicators. A single beep usually indicates a low battery (though the battery is sealed, an end-of-life alert may sound). Refer to the manual or replace the alarm if needed. If it is a CO alarm, evacuate and call emergency services.
Ensure the Test/Silence button is pressed firmly. If it still doesn't sound, replace the alarm.
Ensure the alarm is not exposed to extreme temperatures or high humidity. If the issue persists, the sensor may be faulty, and you should replace the alarm.
