Description
Safe-T-Alert 62 Series CO Alarm | Boat Supply Store
Engineered for the most demanding marine applications, this 12V flush mount carbon monoxide detector operates reliably in extreme temperatures ranging from -40F to +158F. Its specialized sensor technology actively prevents false alarms triggered by 'new boat smell' or common hydrocarbon gases encountered at sea. Drawing a minimal 37 mA @ 13.8V, this detector ensures essential safety without unduly draining your vessel's power reserves, providing peace of mind during extended voyages off the Texas coast.
Key Features
- Space-saving design engineered for harsh marine environments
- Extreme temperature resistance from -40F to +158F for reliable operation
- Eliminates false alarms from 'new boat smell', outgassing, or non-hazardous hydrocarbon gases
- Low current draw of only 37 mA @ 13.8V conserves battery power
- Alarm mute with auto-reset provides temporary silence with automatic reactivation
- End-of-life signal clearly alerts after the 5-year service life
- Memory scan retains the last CO level that activated the alarm
- Rapid recovery sensor ensures prompt re-evaluation after alarm events
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 12V DC |
| Mounting Type | Flush Mount with Trim Ring |
| Operational Temperature Range | -40F to +158F |
| Alarm Point | 400 PPM |
| Current Draw | 37 mA @ 13.8V |
| Low Voltage Warning | 7V |
| Service Life | 5 years |
| Conforms to | ANSI/UL STD 2034 |
| Certifications | ETL/Intertek Tested, NMMA Listed Component |
Who This Is For
Boaters and RV owners who require a reliable, space-saving, and durable carbon monoxide detector designed to withstand harsh marine environments and extreme temperatures. Its advanced features prevent false alarms and conserve battery power, making it ideal for demanding conditions.
How It Compares
| Feature | Safe-T-Alert 62 Series CO Alarm | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Operational Temperature Range | -40F to +158F | 32°F to 120°F |
| Mounting Type | Flush Mount with Trim Ring | Surface Mount |
| False Alarm Resistance | High (designed for marine gases) | Typically less capable |
| Memory Scan | Yes | No |
| Current Draw | 37 mA @ 13.8V | Not specified, typically higher for marine models |
Common Concerns Answered
The initial wiring seems complicated. Can you provide guidance?
While basic electrical wiring knowledge is needed for connection to your 12V DC system, the flush mount design with a trim ring aids in concealing existing screw holes. Refer to the provided installation manual for detailed wiring diagrams and sealing recommendations crucial for marine environments.
Is the end-of-life replacement a significant ongoing expense?
The Safe-T-Alert 62 Series offers a 5-year service life, with a clear end-of-life signal to ensure continuous safety. While replacement is a recurring cost, it reflects the specialized, durable components required for reliable operation in extreme marine conditions and is critical for maintaining mandated safety standards.
How does the customer sentiment compare to other marine CO detectors?
Customer sentiment is highly positive, with users consistently praising its exceptional reliability even in extreme conditions and its robust build quality for marine applications. The absence of false alarms, a common issue with less specialized detectors, is a frequently cited benefit that instills confidence in its performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the operational temperature range of the Safe-T-Alert 62 Series CO alarm?
The Safe-T-Alert 62 Series alarm is engineered to operate within an extensive temperature range of -40F to +158F, ensuring functionality in both frigid conditions and high-heat environments.
Does this CO alarm have a memory function to recall the CO level that triggered the alarm?
Yes, the Safe-T-Alert 62 Series features a memory scan function that retains and can display the highest CO concentration level that activated the alarm, useful for post-incident analysis.
How does the Safe-T-Alert 62 Series alarm handle false alarms from 'new boat smell' or hydrocarbons?
This CO alarm utilizes a specialized sensor designed to differentiate between true carbon monoxide threats and common marine-related gases such as 'new boat smell,' outgassing, or other non-hazardous hydrocarbons, thereby preventing nuisance alarms.
What is the current draw of the Safe-T-Alert 62 Series CO alarm?
The Safe-T-Alert 62 Series CO alarm exhibits a low current draw of 37 mA when operating at 13.8V, making it suitable for vessels with limited power resources.
How long is the service life of the Safe-T-Alert 62 Series CO alarm, and how is the end-of-life signal indicated?
The alarm has a service life of 5 years from the date of manufacture. An audible end-of-life signal will be emitted to alert you that the sensor is no longer effective and the unit requires replacement.
