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Carbon Monoxide Alarm Certificate

A Carbon Monoxide Alarm Certificate confirms that CO alarms have been installed and tested in a property. Since October 2022, CO alarms are mandatory in all rooms with a fixed combustion appliance (excluding gas cookers) in rental properties in England. Wales and Scotland have their own rules, and the certificate records which nation the property is in.

Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm (England) Regulations 2015 (as amended 2022); Renting Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) (Wales) Regulations 2022; Housing (Scotland) Act 1987 tolerable standardValid: Every 5-7 years (alarm lifespan)

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What it covers

  • CO alarm locations and proximity to combustion appliances
  • Alarm make, model, and expiry date
  • Test results for each alarm
  • Compliance with EN 50291 standard

Who needs a CO Alarm Certificate?

Landlords (mandatory)
Homeowners (recommended)
Gas engineers

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Frequently asked questions about CO Alarm Certificate

Where must CO alarms be installed?
In England, in every room used as living accommodation that contains a fixed combustion appliance (gas boiler, gas fire, wood burner, oil boiler, etc.), excluding gas cookers. In Wales, in each room with a gas, oil-fired or solid fuel appliance, gas cookers included. In Scotland, in every room with a fixed combustion appliance or a flue, other than an appliance used only for cooking. The alarm must be ceiling-mounted or at head height on a wall.
Is a CO alarm the same as a smoke alarm?
No. A smoke alarm detects smoke particles from fires. A CO alarm detects carbon monoxide gas, which is invisible and odourless. You need both in a rental property. They serve completely different purposes.

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