Buyer Beware: Questionable CO Alarms are Reaching Your Customers

Carbon monoxide alarms are life-safety devices—but today’s online marketplace makes it harder than ever to know which products, certifications, and performance claims can actually be trusted. A life-safety device that does not perform as expected can put your customers, your reputation, and potentially your business at risk.

In this webinar, Bill Spohn, P.E., draws on nearly 40 years of experience in combustion safety, CO measurement, and contractor education to show HVAC and home-performance professionals how to evaluate questionable CO alarms and monitors before recommending them to customers.

This is not a buyer’s guide or a product-ranking session. Instead, contractors will learn how to verify a safety listing, check whether certification claims are legitimate, recognize common warning signs, question manufacturers about unsupported claims, and know when a product deserves more scrutiny—or when the right answer is, “I wouldn’t recommend this.”

The session will include real-world examples of products and marketing claims that raise serious questions, along with a simple verification process contractors can use themselves.

The goal is practical: help contractors protect their customers, their reputations, and the trust placed in them when recommending life-safety products.

To register for the webinar, please click here.