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Humidity can make CO monitors problematic. There are lots of 'Where to put my CO monitors?' sites on the WWW that all basically say the same thing. E.g.I was thinking it would go in the kitchen but perhaps it should be in the ‘back door enteance/hall’ between the two small rooms? If centrally mounted on the ceiling it would be 6/7ft from the actual boiler albeit separated off by the boiler room door
Or i could wall mount it above the door frame of either room
Is there meant to be a minimum distance from the boiler unit, or some guidance like it should be in the first frequently used room or somethng?
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