What is BS EN 50291-2 - Carbon monoxide gas detection apparatus about?
BS EN 50291-2 specifies general requirements for the construction, testing, and performance of electrically operated carbon monoxide gas detection apparatus, designed for continuous operation in a fixed installation in recreational vehicles and similar premises including recreational craft.
BS EN 50291-2 specifies apparatus designed to operate in the event of an escape of carbon monoxide and to provide visual and audible alarms only (Type B of EN 50291-1) or to provide visual and audible alarms and executive action in the form of an output signal that can actuate directly or indirectly a shut-off device and/or other ancillary devices (Type A of EN 50291-1).
Note: BS EN 50291-2 excludes apparatus
- For the detection of combustible gases, other than carbon monoxide itself
- For the detection of CO in industrial installations (see EN 45544-1, EN 45544-2 and EN 45544-3) or commercial premises
- For CO measurement for smoke and fire detection
Who is BS EN 50291-2 - Carbon monoxide gas detection apparatus for?
BS EN 50291-2 on electrically operated carbon monoxide gas detection apparatus is useful for:
- Electrical apparatus manufacturers
- Carbon monoxide gas detection apparatus manufacturers
- Installers
- Quality control laboratories
- Safety regulatory bodies
Why should you use BS EN 50291-2 - Carbon monoxide gas detection apparatus?
BS EN 50291-2 provides requirements for the construction, testing, and performance of electrically operated carbon monoxide gas detection. This is a safety device that alerts you of a CO leak and helps escape a potentially life-threatening situation, like carbon monoxide poisoning.
BS EN 50291-2 specifies general requirements for the construction, testing, and performance of electrically operated carbon monoxide gas detection apparatus, designed for continuous operation in a fixed installation in recreational vehicles and similar premises including recreational craft.
The overall intention of BS EN 50291-2 is to prevent life-threatening situations, like carbon monoxide poisoning by providing requirements for the construction, testing, and performance of electrically operated carbon monoxide gas detection apparatus
