Carbon monoxide detector BLOW XC25 mains-powered 230V compact wall-mount, LED indicators, 5‑year life

Carbon monoxide detector BLOW XC25 is a mains-powered, compact wall-mounted detector designed for indoor use in homes and offices. It features a plastic surface-mounted housing with LED indicators and a light alarm. The unit operates from 220–240 V (50/60 Hz), has a rated product life of 5 years and is intended for horizontal placement. The detector is wired and not interconnectable, with simple installation and operation in ambient temperatures from 10 to 50 °C.

Advantages

The BLOW XC25 offers continuous mains power for uninterrupted monitoring and visible LED indicators combined with a light alarm for clear notification. Its compact plastic housing and surface-mounted design allow straightforward installation on interior walls. A 5-year product life reduces the need for frequent replacement, and the detector is suitable for typical residential and office indoor conditions.

Suitable for

• Home rooms with fuel-burning appliances
• Office indoor spaces
• Corridors and utility rooms

Key specifications

• Detector type: Carbon monoxide detector
• Power source: 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz (mains-powered)
• Connectivity: Wired
• Indicators and alarm: LED indicators and light alarm
• Housing material and colour: Plastic, white
• Placement: Horizontal, surface-mounted
• Operating temperature range: 10–50 °C
• Product life: 5 years
• Dimensions (approx.): depth 115 mm, height 41 mm

How to use

Mount the detector on a suitable interior wall in horizontal orientation using surface-mounting hardware. Connect the unit to a 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz mains supply following applicable electrical safety rules and local regulations. After powering, verify LED indicators and the light alarm function according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Position the detector where airflow is representative of the monitored area and away from direct sources of steam or strong drafts.

Usage recommendations

Install the detector in occupied rooms and near potential sources of carbon monoxide but not directly above fuel-burning appliances. Test the detector on power-up and periodically during use, and replace the unit at the end of its 5-year life. Ensure installation and wiring are performed or inspected by a qualified person where required by local codes.