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How many do I need for my home?
How many do I need for my home?
One per floor minimum, with priority near sleeping areas — that's where CO poisoning is most deadly since you can't smell it while asleep. Add one in the garage or basement if you have gas appliances or a furnace. Most families go with the 3+1 pack (1 is free) — one per floor plus the garage. HVAC pros and firefighters recommend treating it like a smoke detector: one per room is never overkill.
Where should I place it?
Where should I place it?
CO doesn't sink — it travels with your home's airflow. Place it near a heating vent, within 10 feet of each sleeping area. Avoid closets, behind furniture, or near open windows where fresh air can mask a real leak.
How long do CO detectors last?
How long do CO detectors last?
The SecureNest is built to last 5 years, arrives fully calibrated, and will alert you when it's nearing end of life — so you're never left unprotected without knowing it. That's 5 years of 24/7 protection for less than 3 cents a day.
60-Day Money Back Guarantee
60-Day Money Back Guarantee
Not happy? We'll refund you in full — no questions asked. Just contact us within 60 days of purchase. We stand behind this product completely because we know how important your family's safety is.

Is Your Home Secretly Putting You at Risk for CO?
Take a quick look at your situation:
Attached garage? Every time you start your car, CO seeps through the walls — even with the door open.
Home older than 15 years? Aging furnaces develop cracks that silently leak CO for months before you'd ever notice.
Gas, propane, or oil heat? One blocked vent or one small crack is all it takes to put CO in your air.
Fireplace or wood stove? Blocked chimneys push CO back into your home instead of out.
One "yes" means you're at risk. Two or more — you're in the danger zone.
68% of CO Poisoning Victims Had "Working" Detectors That Never Went Off. Don't Let This Be Your Family.
Most CO Detectors Only Warn You When It's Almost Too Late
Standard detectors don't alarm until CO hits 70–150 PPM. By then, you've already been breathing it for hours.
And here's the part most people don't know: detectors expire after 5–7 years — but still show a green light. If yours is older than 7 years, it may not protect you at all.
That's why 50,000 Americans are hospitalized for CO poisoning every year — even though 90% of homes have detectors.
Securenest works differently.
It alerts you at 35+ PPM — hours before the danger zone — so you can get out before anyone gets sick.
It also tracks temperature and humidity to catch furnace problems before CO ever starts building up.
That Green Light On Your Old Detector? It's Not Telling You Anything.
Most detectors give you a green light when everything seems fine.
But "fine" according to what? You have no idea if your CO level is at 0, 20, or 60 PPM. A green light just means the alarm hasn't triggered yet — not that you're safe.
You deserve actual numbers, not false reassurance.
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What SecureNest Customers Say After 30 Days
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Thousands of families across America now wake up every morning, glance at their display, see those zeros — and start their day knowing their home is safe.