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Kidde Battery Powered Wireless Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm

Model number
KN-COSM-B-RF

The Kidde KN-COSM-B-RF is a discontinued battery-powered wireless interconnect combination smoke and CO alarm. Voice alerts announce 'Fire', 'Warning, Carbon Monoxide', 'Low Battery', and 'Caution, Carbon Monoxide Previously Detected'. Wireless interconnect allows all connected alarms to sound when one triggers — without wiring. Dual LED indicators show normal operation (flashing green) and alarm condition (flashing red). This model is discontinued; no announced replacement model listed.

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Model no.
KN-COSM-B-RF
Brand
Kidde
Category
Combo Alarm Wire Free
Canonical URL
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§ Specifications

#specifications
Product Type
Combination Smoke + CO Alarm
Alarm Type
combo
Sensor Smoke
ionization
Sensor Co
electrochemical
Power Source
battery-aa
Battery Backup
No
Battery Type
AA
Battery Replaceable
Yes
Voice Alerts
Yes
Voice Messages
Fire, Warning, Carbon Monoxide, Low Battery, Caution, Carbon Monoxide Previously Detected
Smart Wifi
No
App Connected
No
Ring Ecosystem
No
Interconnect
Yes
Interconnect Type
wireless-rf
Wire Free Rf
Yes
Self Testing
No
Hush Feature
No
Smart Hush
No
Peak Level Memory
No
Digital Display
No
Low Level Co Alert
No
Explosive Gas Detection
No
Indoor Air Quality
No
Strobe
No
Egress Light
No
Alarm Db
85
Ul Smoke
UL 217
Ul Co
UL 2034
Warranty Years
10
Discontinued
Yes

§ What's Included

01 alarm unit
02 batteries
03 mounting hardware

§ FAQ

Is the KN-COSM-B-RF still available?

This model has been discontinued. For a current wireless interconnect combination alarm, consider the 30CUDR-VRF, Kidde's current battery wire-free RF combo alarm with DETECT technology.

What does 'Caution, Carbon Monoxide Previously Detected' mean?

This voice message indicates that the alarm detected CO at levels above 100 PPM at some point since it was last reset, even if current levels are now acceptable. It is a memory feature alerting you to investigate the CO source even after levels have dropped.