WHEN THE DANGER
DOESN'T SLEEP
You'll hear about threats thanks
to Gardi sensors
DANGER?
Check out our sensors:
CTD-01 CO and smoke sensor
- 2-in-1 sensor – detects both carbon monoxide and smoke
- Tested in Poland in a specialized chamber
- Certificate of correct detection of 300 ppm concentration in up to 3 minutes, including the serial number of the unit- LCD display
- Complies with the European standard for carbon monoxide detectors: EN50291-1:2018+AC:2021
- Powered by a built-in lithium battery that lasts the entire life of the optical sensor (10 years)
- Audible alarm (85 dB)
- Complies with the European standard for smoke detectors: EN14604:2005/AC:2008
- Sensor: electrochemical and photoelectric with a 10-year lifetime
- Button for testing the device's functionality and muting the alarm
CGZ-01 czujnik gazu
- detection of a dangerous concentration of natural gas and LPG (propane-butane)
- optical signaling alarm
- sensor damage signaling (self-diagnosis system)
- solid-state sensor
- buzzer alarm (85dB)
- power supply AC 230 V
CDB-03 smoke sensor
- compact size
- modern design
- optical and acoustic alarm signal (85 dB)
- battery powered
- photoelectric sensor (10-year lifetime)
- button for testing the device's functionality and muting the alarm
- complies with the European standard for smoke detectors: EN14604:2005/AC1:2008
- built-in Wi-Fi enabling remote connection to a smartphone using the TUYA and NaviHome apps.
…when the danger attacks from two sides
… if You can't see
the danger
..when the danger appears
in smoke
...when the danger
works silently
CTW-03 carbon monoxide sensor
- 10-year sensor lifetime
- additionally tested in Poland in a specialized chamber
- certificate of correct detection of 300 ppm concentration in up to 3 minutes, with the serial number of the unit
- carbon monoxide detection levels in accordance with the PN-EN50291-1:2018 standard: 30 ppm (over 120 minutes), 100 ppm (up to 40 minutes), 300 ppm (up to 3 minutes)
- LCD display showing the current carbon monoxide concentration level, temperature and information messages optical and audible alarm signal (85 dB)
- memory function for recorded carbon monoxide concentrations
- temperature measurement function
- low battery indication
Where and at what height should sensors be mounted?
✔ Carbon monoxide (CO) detectors are typically mounted at adult face height, approximately 1.5–1.8 m above the floor.
Why?
Carbon monoxide mixes evenly in the air, so it doesn't rise or fall significantly. A height at breathing level allows for the quickest detection of the threat.
✘ What to avoid?
Do not mount near windows, fans or air vents (drafts interfere with the measurement).
Do not mount in nooks, behind furniture, near suspended ceilings or in places where air doesn't circulate.
Do not mount directly next to a gas oven or stove (false alarms).
✔ Ideally, it should be placed on the ceiling. Centrally, at the highest point of the room. At least 50 cm from the wall or corners, where air circulation is poor. If the ceiling is sloped (e.g., in an attic), install it 30–60 cm below the highest point, not directly at the peak (smoke can remain there in a "pocket" and later be detected).
Why?
Smoke rises upwards.
✘ What to avoid?
In the kitchen above the stove (steam and grease = false alarms), in the bathroom (steam), in drafty areas (near windows, fans, vents), near air conditioning, or right next to radiators or heating appliances.
✔ Methane is lighter than air, so it rises. Therefore, the sensor should be mounted: on a wall: 15 - 30 cm below the ceiling, preferably above the gas source (stove, boiler or heater), within a radius of 1-3 m from the appliance. Propane-butane gas (LPG – heavier than air) LPG sinks downwards, so the sensor should be mounted: low to the floor: 10-30 cm above the floor, near an LPG-powered appliance, within a distance of 1-3 m from the gas source.
Why?
Each gas behaves differently in air.
✘ What to avoid?
Mounting (of any type of gas sensor) in direct airflow: near windows, fans, grilles behind furniture or in alcoves (poor air circulation), in very dusty or greasy areas (e.g., directly above the stove), in the bathroom near the bathtub/shower (steam, moisture).
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