> The CO detector typically doesn=B9t last forever, anyway, so by the time > this battery dies you probably should get a new detector anyway. As I understand, current CO detectors must fail at 7 years--a chirping that you cannot defeat. How it measures the years, I don't know. If you turn it on/off or put a battery in/out, how is it clocked? Richard |
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