October 2023
It’s spooky season, and that means pumpkins, ghosts, witches, and ghouls! But none of those quite measure up to one of the scariest monsters out there—one that might even sneak into your house: Carbon monoxide. Luckily, you’re a Priority Advantage® Member, and that means you get annual heat maintenance, so one of our safety experts can make sure your family stays safe as the weather cools off.
This month’s features:
- Learn more about carbon monoxide and the threat it poses to families around the Carolinas. We’ll also tell you how we keep your family safe!
- Read about the five safety features your furnace has and how they work to protect your family.
- Enter this month’s Priority Advantage® giveaway!
- Check out our latest commercial
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The Silent Killer Hiding in Your Home
What if we told you there’s a silent killer lurking in your home? You can’t see it or hear it, and you can’t even smell it. If your heating system is working right, it’s protecting your family from this killer, but if you have a crack in your heat exchanger, it could be leaking carbon monoxide (CO) into your home. CO is called the “invisible killer” because it’s a colorless, odorless, poisonous gas. Breathing in CO at high levels can be fatal.
5 Furnace Safety Features You Should Meet
Your furnace is a controlled fire burning in your home. Before you let that scare you, let’s talk about the amazing safety features your furnace has to keep you safe while it keeps you warm! There are five safety features some furnaces have that are important to learn about: a Flame Rollout Sensor, a Flame Proving Sensor, a High Temperature Limit Control, a Flue Exhaust Pressure Sensor, and a Fan Limit Sensor.