What is the alarm level activation setting for CO on the LTX 310?

The alarm level activation setting for carbon monoxide (CO) on the LTX 310 is established at 50 parts per million (ppm). This level is critical for ensuring safety in environments where CO exposure could pose health risks. By setting the alarm at 50 ppm, it provides an early warning to individuals in the area, allowing for prompt action to be taken before the concentration reaches dangerously high levels that could lead to health complications such as headaches, dizziness, or in severe cases, unconsciousness. This threshold is in accordance with safety standards established by health organizations that aim to minimize the risk of CO poisoning. Therefore, 50 ppm serves as an effective balance between safety monitoring and actionable response.