Napco Gemini Wireless Carbon Monoxide Detector

The Napco Gemini Supervised Wireless Carbon Monoxide Detector is a high-quality wireless carbon monoxide detector with a built-in supervised digitally coded radio transmitter. It is suitable for residences, motels, hotels and commercial or industrial system applications. The detector is compatible with Napco's GEMC Commercial Grade Wireless Receivers (GEMC-RECV) that monitor alarms, restores, low battery, tamper and status. The GEMC-WL-CO is also UL Listed for Residential applications using the GEM-RECV series Wireless Receivers. During normal operation, when the detector is in standby mode and is within proper sensitivity limits, its green LED flashes once every 10 seconds. When CO is detected, the GEMC-WL-CO sounds a local alarm and the transmitter sends an alarm signal to the supervised receiver. The signal is repeated as long as CO is present. A restore report is sent when the CO detection chamber clears. Supervision status reports are sent from the GEMC-WL-CO every minute (allowing for 200 second Commercial and 4 hour Residential supervision). See the GEMC Control Panel Installation Instructions (WI1653 Volume 1) and the GEMC-WL-CO Installation Instructions (WI2118) for mounting, placement and other information. For control panel compatibility and panel upgrade information, see WI2150.

• 3V Lithium Battery lasts at least one year
• Powerful 85db alarm sounder generates 4 pattern alarm
• Smart microprocessor optimizes life safety and detection accuracy
• Active self test and LED Status Indicators
• Mountable on wall or ceiling (includes hardware)
• Connect to a GEMC-RECV Wireless Receiver zone and/or NAC circuit designated for CO alarm use only
• UL2075 Listed; tested to meet UL 2034 CO response requirements
• Sends alarm, trouble, tamper, low battery, and end-of-life (about 6 years after warranty) condition messages to the control panel

In The Box:

• CO Detector
• Installation Hardware

NOTE: Mounting on foil-backed wallpaper is NOT recommended because the radio range will be reduced. This detector must be tested and maintained regularly following NFPA 720 requirements.