How to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in cars during summer ？

Turning on the air conditioning in the car in summer may cause carbon monoxide poisoning. How can we prevent such a tragedy from happening?

Our car does not cause carbon monoxide poisoning when the air conditioning is turned on during normal driving, as the vehicle is constantly in motion, so carbon monoxide has no chance of entering the car. And idling the air conditioning in open outdoor areas will not cause carbon monoxide poisoning, because even if there is carbon monoxide in open areas, the concentration of poisoning cannot be reached. This situation can only occur in relatively enclosed spaces, such as in poorly ventilated areas such as garages and underground garages. If the air conditioning is turned on at idle speed, it is easy to cause carbon monoxide poisoning.

This situation will not occur during normal driving unless you park the car in a relatively sealed area. If so, either turn off the engine or drive the car to an open and ventilated area. Even in an open area, it is recommended not to close the windows too tightly while sleeping in the car.

In response to these situations, some efficient equipment can be used, such as installing a carbon monoxide alarm in the car. The carbon monoxide alarm can detect carbon monoxide in the car, and once carbon monoxide is produced in the car, it will immediately emit a sharp alarm sound to remind you. In this way, car owners have sufficient time to clean up the danger. So please install a carbon monoxide alarm in the car for your own and your family's safety as a precautionary measure.