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The KIDDE P3010CU is a combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarm designed for residential ceiling installation. It uses a photoelectric sensor to detect visible smoke particles from slow, smoldering fires and an electrochemical cell to detect carbon monoxide gas. The unit is battery powered with a lithium-ion cell, eliminating the need for AC wiring. The 85 dB alarm provides audible warning loud enough for most residential sleeping areas. With a 10-year warranty and sealed battery design, this alarm suits new construction and retrofit installs handled by electricians, HVAC technicians, or qualified contractors performing life-safety work.
The P3010CU is intended for ceiling mounting in residential settings such as bedrooms, hallways, and living areas where both smoke and CO detection are required by local code. It operates within a temperature range of 40 degrees F to 100 degrees F, making it suitable for conditioned living spaces. This unit is non-interconnectable and functions as a standalone alarm. It ships as a single unit and is appropriate for installations requiring individual room coverage without a hardwired or RF-linked alarm network.
Designed as a standalone ceiling-mount combination smoke and CO alarm for residential applications. This unit is non-interconnectable and is not compatible with hardwired or wireless interconnected alarm systems.
Installation of combination smoke and CO alarms must comply with NFPA 72 and applicable local building and fire codes. Mount the alarm on the ceiling per manufacturer placement guidelines, keeping it away from cooking appliances, bathrooms, and supply air vents that may cause nuisance trips or sensor interference. No AC wiring is required for this battery-powered unit; however, ensure the battery is properly seated and the unit is tested before closing out the job. Carbon monoxide alarm placement should also follow local mechanical and residential codes for CO detector requirements near sleeping areas and fuel-burning appliances.
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