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CO A
LARM
CI 200
What to do if the CO detectors raise an alarm
Danger
! Risk of asphyxation through carbon
monoxide! Carbon monoxide is a highly flammable,
invisible, odourless gas. Take every alarm seriously.
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Keep calm.
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Always assume that it is a real emergency situation.
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Open doors and windows to ventilate areas affected.
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Clear the source of the danger where this is immediately obvious and you
do not put your own life at risk.
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You and others at risk must move away from the danger area.
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Inform the fire service and wait for any instructions.
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Do not enter the building or residence in which the carbon monoxide alarm
has been triggered until the fire service has inspected the affected area.
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Take advantage of medical help for persons suffering from headache,
drowsiness, nausea or other symptoms which indicate carbon monoxide
poisoning.