Carbon monoxide alarm Stabo CO Alarm IV Wireless, battery powered 3V, white

Stabo CO Alarm IV Wireless is a battery-powered carbon monoxide detector designed for domestic use. Housed in a white casing, the device runs on a 3 V lithium battery (CR123A) and integrates wireless connectivity and an LCD display to present measured values. The unit is supplied as a single device and conforms to CE standards (EN 50291-1:2018), providing audible and visual alerts when carbon monoxide concentrations reach dangerous levels.

Advantages

The detector offers a long sensor and battery service life of up to 10 years, reducing maintenance needs and replacement frequency. Its alarm produces a signal louder than 85 dB at 3 m, ensuring detection in occupied rooms, while the mute function and test button allow controlled troubleshooting and periodic checks. The compact, timeless design and options for screw mounting or attachment with a 3M adhesive plate™ simplify installation in various indoor locations.

Suitable for

• Living rooms and bedrooms
• Near fuel-burning appliances such as gas boilers or fireplaces (at safe installation distances)
• Flats and houses without mains-powered CO systems
• Rental properties where easy replacement and low maintenance are required

Key specifications

• Power supply: DC 3 V (CR123A lithium battery)
• Battery and sensor service life: up to 10 years
• Alarm loudness: >85 dB at 3 m
• Built-in LCD display for CO readings and status
• Mute function and test button for manual checks
• Operating temperature range: -10 to 40°C
• Wireless connectivity for integration with compatible systems
• Housing color: white; compact, timeless design
• Mounting options: screw mounting or 3M adhesive plate™
• Standards: CE certified (EN 50291-1:2018)

How to use

Install the CO alarm on a wall or ceiling according to the manufacturer’s spacing recommendations, avoiding direct placement above fuel-burning appliances and draughty spots. Insert the supplied CR123A lithium battery and confirm power-up on the LCD display. Use the test button to verify the device is functioning and listen for the alarm; use the mute function only during non-emergency troubleshooting. Replace the device or sensor after the indicated service life or if the unit fails self-tests.

Usage recommendations

Place the detector in sleeping areas and central rooms to ensure occupants are alerted during rest. Check the unit regularly using the test button, replace the battery or unit according to the service-life indication, and follow national guidance for safe mounting distances from combustion appliances. Do not paint the device or block the sensor openings.