Carbon Monoxide alarm
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Charlie_829
Charlie_829
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4 years ago
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Please confirm that a carbon monoxide alarm is not required if there aren't any solid fuel burners.

Am I correct in thinking that a standard domestic boiler does not constitute a solid fuel burner?

So unless there is an open fire or woodburner, a carbon monoxide alarm isn't a legal requirement?

Thank you.

Charlotte Chaplin

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