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Description
The Fireboy CMD6 Marine Carbon Monoxide Alarm provides reliable, continuous CO monitoring with advanced Time Weighted Average (TWA) technology. Designed for 12/24V marine systems, it delivers early detection of dangerous CO levels in a compact, stylish housing. Microprocessor control and a stable electrochemical sensor help reduce false alarms while ensuring onboard safety.
Fireboy CMD6 Marine Carbon Monoxide Alarm Item # 865658
Description
The 12 / 24V operated FireBoy CMD6 Marine Carbon Monoxide Alarm uses a "Time Weighted Average" (TWA) process that constantly monitors CO concentration, temperature and time to calculate levels of Carboxyhemoglobin (COHb).
Features:
- Modern and compact design for inconspicuous protection
- Microprocessor controlled
- Conformal coated circuit board for added protection
- Immediate and stable electrochemical sensor for reduced false alarms
- Vibration and shock tested, with an approximate service life of 7 years
- Stylish housing and durable mounting bracket from CMD5-M carbon monoxide alarm
- 12 or 24V DC operation with battery backup
- Highly resistant to most chemicals, solvents and cleaners
- Conforms to UL Standard 2034, Edition 4 Marine
- Meets ABYC A-24 standard
Specifications:
- Operating voltage: 12 or 24V DC
- Maximum voltage range: 9-32V DC
- Nominal current draw: 6mA
- Maximum current draw: 38mA, 32V DC
- Operating temperature: -22° F to +158° F
- Alarm point: Time Weighted Average
- Alarm horn: 85 dB
- Dimensions: 3.5" x 3.5" x 1.21"
Included:
- Carbon monoxide detector
- Wall mount bracket
- Manual
Part Numbers for Fireboy CMD6 Marine Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Reviews
Rated 4 out of
5
by
The Captain from
Installed Easily
It installed easily.
There are two ways to rate this product. Have the USCG or qualified laboratory set it up in a sealed room & add carbon monoxide to that room, which must be monitored by laboratory instruments & chart exactly when the unit responds, then publish the result.
Or
Get a boat owner that can attest to it saving his crew from CO poisoning.
Otherwise, it can't be rated.
Date published: 2025-09-04