Kidde 21026354 Carbon Monoxide Detector Plug-in

Product Description

The KIDDE 21026354 is a plug-in carbon monoxide detector with AC/DC operation and a ten-year service life. It connects directly to a standard wall outlet and includes a battery backup to maintain protection during power outages. This unit is suited for residential and light commercial installations where continuous CO monitoring is required. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and general contractors typically specify and install this detector as part of a complete life-safety package in occupied buildings.

This detector is appropriate for use in residential homes, apartments, condominiums, and light commercial spaces where carbon monoxide sources such as gas furnaces, boilers, water heaters, or attached garages are present. Its plug-in design allows placement at outlet height without hardwiring, making installation straightforward in new construction and retrofit applications alike.

Key Features

• AC/DC operation with battery backup for continuous protection during power outages
• Plug-in design for tool-free installation at standard wall outlets
• Ten-year service life reduces maintenance intervals and replacement frequency
• Designed for carbon monoxide detection in residential and light commercial environments
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation CO detector suitable for standard residential and light commercial wall outlets requiring plug-in carbon monoxide detection.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or HVAC technician in compliance with local codes and NFPA 720 guidelines. Plug the unit into a standard AC wall outlet at the location specified by the authority having jurisdiction. Do not install in areas with excessive humidity, dust, or temperatures outside the manufacturer-rated range, as these conditions can affect detector accuracy. Test the unit after installation per the manufacturer instructions before placing the space back into service.