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Nov 18, 2025
Discover how personal wearable gas monitors can save lives by detecting dangerous CO levels early. Learn about the increased risks during heating season and the importance of monitoring equipment. Hear real incidents that highlight the necessity of these devices, and get insights into various brands and models, including Honeywell and Citron. The hosts emphasize safety and the trivial cost of these monitors compared to their life-saving potential. Plus, explore other gas hazards and options for multi-gas detection!
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Always Wear A Personal CO Monitor
- Do wear a personal CO monitor (wearable) whenever you work on gas-fired equipment, especially during heating season.
- Clip it to your pocket or tool bag so it stays with you and warns you automatically.
Replace Disposable Monitors Before They Die
- Do replace single‑use CO monitors before their end-of-life and heed the countdown display or dying beeps.
- Track the device life (months/days/hours) and swap units proactively to ensure continuous protection.
Numeric Readouts Improve Rapid Risk Assessment
- Modern single‑use CO monitors can display real-time ppm and offer earlier detection thresholds than older models.
- Seeing numeric readings (e.g., 13, 45, 175, 210 ppm) helps diagnose severity and urgency immediately.
