
See danger early. Act before it's too late.
Carbon monoxide has no smell, no colour and no warning. Your smoke detector can't see it, and most CO alarms stay silent until levels are already dangerous. Briova shows you live readings the moment something changes, so your family has time to get out.
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HVAC techs and home inspectors know the pattern too well: a family trusts a “working” smoke alarm, but it was never built to catch a gas leak or carbon monoxide. Briova watches for all three and makes rising levels visible instantly from 0 PPM, so you have time to act.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the smoke detector I already have?
How is this different from the smoke detector I already have?
Your smoke detector only checks for smoke. It can't see a gas leak, and it can't see carbon nonoxide, which has no smell and no colour. The only thing it tells you is when its battery is dying, usually at 3 AM.
Even a standard CO alarm waits until 70 PPM to sound, and the UL 2034 standard allows it p to 4 hours to respond at that level. By then you've been breathing poison for hours.
Briova covers smoke, gas and CO in one unit and shows you real CO numbers from 0 PPM in real time. You see danger building before it becomes dangerous, not after.
Does it keep working if the power goes out?
Does it keep working if the power goes out?
Yes. Briova has a 12-hour built-in backup battery that charges automatically while it's plugged in. When the power drops, a breaker trips, or you unplug it to move rooms, Briova keeps watching.
How many do I need and where should I put them?
How many do I need and where should I put them?
- Single Unit: Put it where you sleep. Carbon monoxide is most dangerous at night.
- 2-Pack (Most Popular): One near the bedrooms to protect you at night, and one in the kitchen or living area near the stove, furnace or water heater.
- 3-Pack (Best Value): Bedroom, kitchen and garage or basement. Or two for your home and one for a parent, a college kid, or an apartment.
Placement: Mount it 4-5 ft high for CO. Avoid placing it directly across from stove burners, in front of air vents, or behind curtains.
Will it false alarm from cooking, steam or aerosol sprays?
Will it false alarm from cooking, steam or aerosol sprays?
Briova uses industrial-grade electrochemical and photoelectric sensors with selective gas detection, far less prone to false alarms than older ceiling detectors. The CO sensor specifically targets carbon monoxide and won't trigger from normal cooking steam, shower humidity, or aerosol sprays.Avoid placing it directly across from a stove burner if you cook frequently with high heat.
Can I take it with me?
Can I take it with me?
Yes. Swap the plug for the included magnet mount and stick it to the fridge, or drop it in your bag. It runs on its own battery, so it works in hotels, Airbnbs, dorm rooms, campers and RVs, or at an elderly parent's place. Anywhere you want a little more peace of mind.
How do I know it's actually working?
How do I know it's actually working?
Most detectors only let you press a test button that checks the speaker, not the sensor. So you press the button, hear a beep, and assume it's working. The sensor inside could be completely dead and the button would still beep.With Briova, you don't have to guess. The screen shows you real-time numbers. CO at 0 PPM. Temperature. Humidity. The numbers themselves are the proof. If they're changing in response to your environment, the sensors are working.
Is it loud enough to wake me up?
Is it loud enough to wake me up?
Yes. The alarm is built to wake you from a deep sleep, and there's a test button so you can hear it for yourself. Volume is adjustable, and night mode dims the display so it doubles as a soft nightlight in a kid's room or hallway without keeping anyone awake.