New Jersey A1641 requires carbon monoxide detectors in school buildings.
New Jersey A1641 mandates the installation of carbon monoxide detection devices in all schools, including public and private schools, to safeguard students and staff from potential carbon monoxide hazards. The bill specifies that these devices must comply with the most recent Underwriters Laboratories standard 2034 or its equivalent. The Commissioner of Community Affairs is tasked with promulgating regulations concerning the installation and standards for these devices.
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