Carbon Monoxide Detecting Devices Notice Sign – HPD NYC Required (White, Aluminium, rust free ,28 RCNY § 12-01 / HMC § 27-2046.1 , 11x8.5 Inch)

Carbon Monoxide Devices Notice Sign – HPD NYC Required

Comply with New York City Housing Maintenance Code by posting the Carbon Monoxide Detecting Devices Notice in your building. This sign meets HPD requirements and is crafted for durability, visibility, and long-term compliance in common areas.

Product Details:

• Material: Durable rust-free aluminum, resistant to indoor conditions.

• Size: 8.5 x 11 inches – standard HPD-approved format.

• Design: White background with bold black lettering for clear readability.

• Mounting: Pre-drilled holes in each corner for fast, secure wall installation.

• Corners: Rounded edges for safety and a professional appearance.

• Thickness: 0.023 inches – sturdy and long-lasting finish.

Compliance Requirement:
The owner of a Class A multiple dwelling is required by law to post a Carbon monoxide Detecting Devices Notice in a form approved by HPD at or near mailboxes. This sign ensures compliance with NYC Housing Maintenance Code and provides tenants with vital safety information about Carbon detector.

Section of the Law: 28 RCNY § 12-01

Carbon Monoxide Detecting Device Requirement Notice

Section of Law: HMC § 27-2046.1

1. Legal Requirement
   Pursuant to HMC § 27‑2046.1, the owner is required to provide and install one or more approved, operational carbon monoxide detecting devices in each dwelling unit of a Class A multiple dwelling. These detectors must be replaced periodically when they exceed their useful life or become inoperable

2. Notice Posting
   A notice in a form approved by the Commissioner must be posted in a common area of the building, informing residents that installing and periodically replacing CO detectors is a legal obligation 

3. Additional Owner Responsibilities
   Owners must also provide written information to at least one adult occupant per dwelling unit about CO detection — including testing and maintenance procedures, general information on carbon monoxide poisoning, what to do if the alarm goes off, and the owner’s duty to replace the device after its useful life

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