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Oregon State Law Requires Carbon Monoxide Alarms Law Information

• Specification 1

  • What homes does this law apply to?
    All new and existing  homes and rental units that contain or are within a structure containing an attached garage or a CO source (See below for sources of CO).

    What types of Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarms are required?
    Alarms must be listed by Underwriters Laboratories as complying with ANSI/UL 2034, 2075 or any other nationally recognized testing laboratory.  All First Alert CO alarms comply with the new law.

    Where do I install my CO alarms?
    Placement of alarms must be located within each bedroom or within 15 feet outside each bedroom door. Bedrooms on separate floors in a structure containing two or more stories require separate CO alarms.

    What is the effective date of this law?
    On April 1, 2011, state law will take effect

    
    Common Sources of Carbon Monoxide

• Specification 2

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