A Carbon Monoxide Monitor Is Your Only
Protection from a Silent, Invisible Killer

At the end of the day, a nagging headache still lingers.  Feeling a little weak, you take an aspirin and decide to lie down. On the way to the bedroom you experience just the slightest bit of nausea.  Is it the flu?  Something you ate?   You're sure you'll feel better after a nap.

Colorless, odorless, tasteless and toxic, carbon monoxide renders such subtle symptoms that sudden illness or death frequently occurs.  People in a sedated state (sleeping or intoxicated) commonly die at the hands of this invisible killer.  Don't take chances.  Ward off a catastrophe like this before it overtakes your loved ones.

Commercial-Quality Carbon Monoxide Monitor

State Wide Security prefers the industrial-grade, General Electric carbon monoxide monitor.  This alarm continually evaluates carbon monoxide levels in your home in real time and self-adjusts for temperature and environmental changes to assure you get accurate readings.  You can trust that - at the first sign of danger - you'll be alerted and help will be dispatched.

How to Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

A large part of home security is prevention.  Making sure chimneys are clean and appliances are inspected annually can go a long way toward home safety.  However, these are no substitutes for using a carbon monoxide monitor. Since even small amounts of this gas can be harmful, constantly monitoring levels is the best assurance you can have that all is well.

The Smoke Alarm and Carbon Monoxide Connection

A smoke alarm and carbon monoxide monitor work in a similar fashion.  Each one detects a substance in the air, then relays the necessary information to the monitoring center.  Since house fires produce carbon monoxide, it's wise to have both types of alarms installed in your home. Even if you are incapacitated, the monitoring station will contact local authorities and send help immediately.

Contact us today and let our team of highly trained professionals show you the available options for smoke alarm and carbon monoxide monitors.  You'll receive an itemized quote that outlines all necessary equipment and monitoring starting at less than $1 per day.