Silent Until 70 PPM
Headaches and fatigue can already start — especially in kids — while a standard alarm says nothing.
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It doesn’t wait until the air is dangerous. You see the number rise from zero — and act before a late alarm becomes the first sign of trouble.
Not broken. Not old. Designed. Everything under 70 PPM is treated as nothing. That gap is why CO still sends 100,000+ Americans to the ER and kills 450+ every year, many with a “working” detector on the wall. The body doesn’t wait for 70:
Headaches and fatigue can already start — especially in kids — while a standard alarm says nothing.
AirGuard shows the exact number as CO begins to rise, long before symptoms.
Even at 70 PPM, a standard alarm may wait hours before making a sound.
One glance at the screen tells you what’s in the air — without waiting for a siren.
A green light may keep glowing over a failed sensor, leaving owners unaware.
The live reading gives you visible proof the sensor is working every day.
CO-only detectors cannot detect natural gas or propane.
CO, natural gas and propane are monitored together on one display.
Nuisance alarms can train families to ignore the beep or remove batteries.
It reads gas levels, not smoke or steam, so ordinary cooking does not trigger it.
🔊 And yes — there’s a loud emergency siren built in
A live reading appears from the first trace — well before a standard alarm would make a sound.
Three gas threats under one roof, watched on one screen. A CO-only alarm misses two of them.
Use any standard US outlet. No tools, ladder, electrician or batteries. CO mixes evenly with air, so outlet height works.
Useful daily readings make the detector something you naturally check instead of forget.
The live reading is daily proof that the sensor is active — no blind trust in a green light.
Bundle pricing makes it practical to cover every floor and sleeping area.
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Tuesday morning I saw 23 PPM in the basement. My old alarm upstairs stayed quiet. The technician found a cracked heat exchanger in our nine-year-old furnace.
My dad is 78 and lives alone. I bought him a 2-pack and plugged them in myself. Every Sunday he reads me the number — zero every time.
It read 12 PPM in the laundry room three days after installation. The dryer vent had come loose behind the wall. There were no symptoms or beeps — just a useful number.
With a gas furnace and a baby on the way, we upgraded our detectors. The 4-pack was installed before dinner. Seeing zero outside the nursery helps me sleep.
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A standard alarm may stay silent until CO reaches roughly 70 PPM, then wait before sounding. It only communicates “fine” or “emergency.” AirGuard displays the actual reading from 0 PPM, so you can see a problem developing and verify the sensor is active.
Plug it into a standard wall outlet. Because CO mixes evenly with air, outlet height is suitable. Place one near each sleeping area, one near the main fuel-burning appliance and one on every floor. Avoid placing it directly beside a stove or inside a bathroom.
Use one per floor, one near every sleeping area and one close to the main gas appliance. A typical two-story home with a basement often needs four; many apartments can be covered with two.
The sensor reads CO and combustible gas rather than smoke or steam, so ordinary cooking or a steamy shower should not trigger it. The live screen also shows whether a level is rising or falling.
A standard test button mainly confirms the speaker works. AirGuard’s live display gives ongoing visible feedback that the sensor is active.
Try it for 100 nights. If you are not satisfied, return it for a refund with return shipping covered. After the trial, each AirGuard is covered by a lifetime warranty.
Yes. It plugs into a standard outlet without drilling or hardwiring. It is also suitable for RVs, campers and cabins where generators or propane heaters may create CO risk.
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Place at least one on every floor and one outside each sleeping area. Many families add another near the garage or water heater, so a rising reading is always close enough to see.
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Is this legit or another one of those dropship gadgets? My feed keeps showing it and now my husband wants four of them.
We’ve had ours since March. It reads zero most days and rose to four when I ran a generator in the garage with the door cracked. That was enough for me to move the generator outside.
Okay, that’s actually helpful. Thank you.
Our basement unit read 9–11 PPM for two days. A furnace technician found a partially blocked flue. The older detector never chirped once.
How loud is the alarm if it goes off? Our bedrooms are upstairs.
I used the test button and it is loud — comparable to a smoke alarm. You should hear it upstairs.