Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless and colorless gas that emanates from fuel-burning sources. You already know your vehicle is a CO source, but there are other, less apparent, hazards. According to the National Safety Council, fireplaces, gas ranges, furnaces, grills, small engines, stoves and portable generators can also emit carbon monoxide.
Exposure to carbon monoxide gas can make you and your loved ones sick. The signs of carbon monoxide gas poisoning mimic common flu symptoms, which makes it harder to pinpoint CO as the issue.
Please take a look at the picture below to detail the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning：
As CO levels rise, the risk of danger multiplies, and you should treat it as the life-and-death matter it is. Carbon Monoxide digital co detectors play a vital role in measuring the amount of CO gas in the air and warning you when levels become dangerous. Depending on the type of Carbon Monoxide digital co detector you have, it may beep specific patterns to warn you when you should evacuate to fresh air.