Carbon Monoxide is the #1 cause of poisonings in the U.S. Yet less than
5% of all CO Poisonings are reported! The safe and efficient operation
of your heating equipment and other combustion appliances cannot be
determined without testing using a calibrated combustion analyzer
.

Because the technology, instruments and training to do this testing
correctly has only been available for a few years, odds are it’s never
been done.

Why Should I Demand A CO Test?
It’s about your health and safety. Carbon monoxide, even in small
quantities can cause serious health problems, particularly in children
and the elderly. Millions of unsuspecting workers and  homeowners are
exposed to low levels of CO and don’t even know it.
Unfortunately U.L.
Listed CO alarms don’t go off until your work environment or your
home has been exposed to 70 ppm (parts per million) for over 4
continuous hours!
If you and or a loved one were exposed to let's say
44 ppm of CO you would never know,an infant baby will be severely ill
or dead! Most international limits for unsafe levels, including OSHA and
the World Health Organization’s guidelines are between at 15-35 ppm.
These levels of CO can have catastrophic health issues for anyone
exposed over continuous time. UL approved alarms offer
NO
PROTECTION
 from low level exposer.

Carbon monoxide can come from additional sources into your building or
home. Besides your heating equipment, and they should be checked.
These sources include your Water Heater, Gas Range, Gas Logs, Space
Heater, Boilers, Toe motors, Floor waxers – even an attached garage.

The  most common commercial buildings to have CO poisoning's are
hotels, nursing homes and schools. The most hazardous unit is a
water heater, commercial & residential.

UL standard 2034 does not protect all people. It only protects healthy
adults. There is only one source of protection for all your employees or  
family members. The
NSI 3000! It is designed to save infants and the
elderly as well as healthy adults. The
NSI 3000 sounds the alarm at 15
ppm
after 15 minutes of exposer. Not 70 ppm for 4 hours! Chronic low
level exposer to CO has devastating health effects that are initially
ignored my the medical profession. Why? Doctors are trained to
evaluate your health symptoms for different illnesses. Tens of
thousands of people are miss diagnosed with flue like symptoms and
medicated needlessly. A simple test could determine if you have been
exposed to low level CO exposer.

Sound the alarm so you are not potentially missed diagnosed. Know
when this deadly gas is about to overcome you and your loved ones.

If you suffer from:

  • Flue like symptoms
  • Dry skin
  • Nausea
  • No energy
  • Respiratory conditions
  • Heart conditions

These are just a small amount of health issues brought on by low level
exposer to CO. Protect yourself, you deserve it.

















Performance Air Balancing Diagnostics, Inc
will not sell or install these
monitors
without a complete certified Carbon Monoxide safety test and
a complete Combustion Analysis.

For more information call or fax PABD, Inc. 440-930-2004
           or email us at
office@pabdinc.com
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