MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATION GUIDE

First Alert CO400 Battery CO Alarm

First Alert CO400 is a battery-powered residential carbon monoxide alarm. Its manufacturer documentation references UL 2034; that reference is not evidence of RV suitability.

Source review: Oct 2026 · ASIN: B000N8OYXI · Not a test date

Manufacturer-published specifications

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First Alert CO400 Battery CO Alarm — reported manufacturer ratings
FunctionCarbon monoxide alarm
Power source9 V battery
Test category / standardUL 2034

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