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Internal-combustion engines produce carbon monoxide. A faulty current generator might release exhaust emissions in the bilge, which is extremely dangerous for people on the boat.
The CMD-6 microprocessor-controlled alarm detects the levels of CO. The TWA (Time-Weighted Average) CO measurements process constantly monitors all CO levels (concentration, time and temperature) to calculate the precise alarm point depending on the COHb %.
- New-generation electrochemical sensor that reduces false alarms. Ultra-low current draw (1mA). Approx. 7-year end of life.
- Multiple detectors can be interconnected.
- Relay module included for generator shutdown.
Specifications
| Reference | V | Alarm point | Sound Alarm DBA | mm |
| 29.782.02 | 12/24 | 10% COHb | 85 at 3 m | 89x89x31 |
| 29.782.04 | independent with lithium/ion battery (7 year end of life) | 10% COHb | 85 at 3 m | 89x89x31 |