Inovonics EN1245 Co Detector Transmitter

Product Description

The INOVONICS EN1245 is a wireless carbon monoxide detector transmitter designed for use in commercial and residential life-safety systems. It combines CO sensing with a built-in radio transmitter to relay alarm and supervisory signals to a compatible Inovonics receiver or control panel without hardwired runs between the detector and the panel. Licensed low-voltage technicians and fire alarm installers typically deploy this device where wiring is impractical or where wireless retrofit installations are required. The transmitter-based architecture simplifies placement while maintaining supervised signal communication back to the host system.

The EN1245 is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a wireless CO detection node is needed within an Inovonics EchoStream or compatible wireless network. Typical install scenarios include multifamily housing, hospitality properties, and commercial tenant spaces where CO sources such as gas-fired appliances, boilers, and parking structures require continuous monitoring. The device is sold as a single unit and is categorized under wireless smoke and CO products.

Key Features

• Wireless CO detector and transmitter in a single unit, eliminating point-to-point signal wiring
• Supervised radio transmission provides tamper and trouble reporting to the host receiver
• Designed for retrofit and new-construction wireless life-safety installations
• Compatible with Inovonics wireless receiver and repeater infrastructure
• Single unit per package simplifies inventory and jobsite logistics

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation transmitter for use within Inovonics-compatible wireless CO detection systems. No specific third-party model numbers or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. Power down or de-energize the receiving panel zone before enrolling or replacing a transmitter to avoid false alarm signals. Follow the manufacturer documentation for enrollment, placement height, and minimum separation distances from RF interference sources. Do not install in locations that exceed the rated environmental conditions stated in the product manual.