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The document is an application form for the 21st Annual Equipment Distribution Program by the New Jersey Department of Human Services, specifically for a free carbon monoxide detector. It outlines eligibility requirements, including residency in New Jersey, verification of hearing loss by a licensed professional, and a household income limit of $45,000. The form must be completed accurately and signed by the applicant.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your last name and first name in the designated fields. Ensure that you print clearly for accurate processing.
Fill in your street address, city, state, and zip code. Note that delivery cannot be made to a PO Box.
Provide your email or fax number, along with your home phone number and date of birth in the specified format (Mo/Day/Year).
To verify eligibility, either attach an audiogram signed by a licensed audiologist or have a licensed audiologist or physician sign the form confirming your hearing loss.
Sign the application to attest that all information is accurate and that you meet the eligibility requirements regarding income.
Finally, return this completed form to the DDHH Equipment Distribution Program at the provided address.

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How many years is a carbon monoxide detector good for?

An expired carbon monoxide device will beep every 30 seconds until the device is replaced; replacing the batteries wont stop the device from beeping, as the fault is with the device and not with the batteries. If you installed your carbon monoxide detector before 2013, its safe to say that you should replace it.

How do I know if my carbon monoxide detector is expired?

Smoke, heat and CO alarms should be replaced after the expiry date found on the back or side of the unit. Dont ignore this date; if the components fail, the alarm could make the right sound when tested but fail to react to smoke, heat or CO gas in the property.

What are the requirements for carbon monoxide detectors in New Jersey?

Carbon Monoxide Alarms should be installed within 10 feet of any sleeping areas so they will be audible in each bedroom. Multiple carbon monoxide alarms may be necessary to accomplish this requirement. The use of a combination smoke and carbon monoxide detector are allowed to fulfill the requirement.

What are the rules for carbon monoxide detectors?

Carbon monoxide alarms are required within 10 feet of each sleeping room in every newly constructed hotel or building with a fossil fuel burning heater or appliance, a fireplace, and attached garage, or other feature, fixture or element that emits carbon monoxide as a byproduct of combustion.

Do all carbon monoxide detectors expire?

Most carbon monoxide detectors last between five and ten years. However, yours should have an expiration date on the back or a date for when it was made, so you can do the math and know when to replace them.