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Is your home compliant with Amanda’s Law?
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Amanda’s Law, a New York State
law effective February 22, 2010,
is a law named for 16 year old Amanda Hansen of West Seneca New York ,
who died on January 17, 2009 , due to a carbon monoxide leak from a
defective boiler while she was sleeping at a friend’s house.
Amanda’s law requires carbon monoxide detectors
to be installed in nearly every house and apartment in New York State
. The law requires that homes built before 2008 must have at least one
functioning carbon monoxide detector on the lowest story that contains
a sleeping area. The only dwellings that are exempt are those without
gas sources that do not have an attached garage.
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UL listed, battery powered
CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM |
| Provides early warning via a permanent
electro-chemical sensor. Unique features include red and green
diagnostic lights, peak level (greater than 100 PPM) memory, battery
status and sensor health. Five-year limited warranty. |
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Alarm w/3 batteries
COPB $21.00 |
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For more information Contact:
Mike Provo
Phone: 315-699-5288 or 800-699-4533
e-mail: mprovo@jeromefire.com
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