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About Howard Livingston
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Can answer questions on electrical control circuits, power supply,airflow & distribution, electrical components,refrigerant problems,gas, electric & propane furnaces.No boiler or refrigerator or oil fired furnaces experience.Just HVAC questions please.

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Heating, Air Conditioning, Fridge, HVAC - CO Level


Expert: Howard Livingston - 5/16/2009

Question
What level of CO is acceptable in the airstream heating the living area?

Answer
Good question, difficult answer. That's because everybody has different tolerence to CO. Thats why a cheap CO detector isn't good. When one triggers an audible you just know theres harmful CO. Not really. Just check out a CO detector that costs $7 to 800 compared to one that is $29.95 ! Now I really don't know what a norm amount of CO is. If you want to pursue, call the fire dept & let them check out the CO amount with their $800 model.

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