MOES Tuya ZigBee CO Detector

Configuration Zigbee
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Does anyone have any experience of this device?

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006568246294.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.5.258330907B3Ipi&algo_pvid=e768d0f3-c178-4b4c-beb2-cc76845f86c7&algo_exp_id=e768d0f3-c178-4b4c-beb2-cc76845f86c7-2&pdp_npi=4%40dis!GBP!32.40!13.99!!!291.33!125.77!%40211b441e17169763759574201e4a22!12000037695713437!sea!UK!2575567091!&curPageLogUid=mYpmwTOTVNSz&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch|query_from%3A

I had a quick search and not found anything. As it is safety related I don’t wont to buy something that is going to give false data.

Thanks

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Those kind of devices are hard to test (a bit like smoke detectors), so there is part of blind trust involved, here.

Moes is a good brand amongst the cheap chinese ones, and if it indeed got the EN 50291 certification, as shown on the box, it should be ok.

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Well as the CO detector I have is out of date, they only last 5 - 7 years (apparently), and the cheapest at Screwfix is £15.83, its got to be worth a shot.

I will run it along side the one I have already for some time just to be sure. I will report back when i get it installed. If I am not dead :slight_smile:

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Haha. If we don’t hear back from you, I guess it’ll mean the device is not so trustable, after all :joy:

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Well, i promised to report back if I was still alive :slight_smile:

I am still breathing, and it has not detected anything yet. I can only assume it is working. It was easy to connect to z2m, and has proved stable for the last few days. Time will.tell.

How do you test a CO alarm?

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Never tried it, but i saw a Youtube video on how to do it.
Put the device in a box with a small burning object. Now close the box airtight.
And wait for the alarm to be triggered.

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