Any recommendations for combined CO2 & smoke alarms? (1 Viewer)

[Solwaybuggier]

We’ve just changed van, new one doesn’t have smoke or CO2 alarms in. I’d like if possible to keep it to one device, so ideally am looking for a combined alarm, and as compact as possible. (The ones I’ve seen are a bit large at 15cm diameter.)

Has anyone got any suggestions?

 

[Allanm]

I’d be wary of using a combined unit. As far as I know, a smoke alarm is best sited on the ceiling away from walls, and a CO detector should be on a wall 5ft from the ground, usually close to a sleeping area.
An all in one unit must therefore be less effective and in my eyes unsafe.

 

[Wildbill]

Co detector are best stand alone with stand alone smoke detector ther not meant to be decorative but merely to save life
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[mitzimad]

Every smoke alarm we've fitted goes of when the cooker is lit