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X-Sense Carbon Monoxide Detector(LCD Display)-$21 + Free Shipping
$21.00
$29.99
X-sense.com [x-sense.com] has a Carbon Monoxide Detector(LCD Display)for 20.99$ with 30% off code: SD&30. Shipping is free
About the product:
About the product:
- 10-year Sensor Life
- Replaceable batteries
- LCD CO concentration Display, and 3 LED Indicator
- Electrochemical sensor
- Complies with UL 2034 Standard.
- Easy Installation
Created 01-18-2022
at 11:40 AM
by LovelyCheetah | Staff
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No-name safety equipment.
This is not a genre to cut corners and save a buck.
Buy a name known brand when it comes to things that save your life
Business Name: Shenzhen Lingrui Keji Youxiangongsi
seller has 330 lifetime seller feedback on Amazon
fakespot D on this item on Amazon
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Any reliable source on them being a good brand?
They seem to exclusively be sold directly by the manufacturer (ie home Depot/Amazon/etc don't directly sell them, just via "marketplace").
And everywhere I see them "reviewed" is an affiliate/shill type article that gets kickbacks. (including Slickdeals Staff Influencers posting them repeatedly).
given none of those aspects are a guarantee they are BAD...but when it comes to safety equipment the burden is on the new comer to prove itself. and being shilled multiple places doesn't convince me at all
Anyone Independent?
Consumer reports?
They seem to exclusively be sold directly by the manufacturer (ie home Depot/Amazon/etc don't directly sell them, just via "marketplace").
And everywhere I see them "reviewed" is an affiliate/shill type article that gets kickbacks. (including Slickdeals Staff Influencers posting them repeatedly).
given none of those aspects are a guarantee they are BAD...but when it comes to safety equipment the burden is on the new comer to prove itself. and being shilled multiple places doesn't convince me at all
Anyone Independent?
Consumer reports?
Consumer reports has tested several Xsense products. But I'm not a member so I can't view it.