🌿 Illinois Carbon Monoxide Detector Disclosure
Required CO Detector Documentation — Illinois Carbon Monoxide Alarm Act
ILLINOIS CO DETECTOR REQUIREMENT: Under the Illinois Carbon Monoxide Alarm Detector Act (430 ILCS 135), all residential rental units must have a functioning carbon monoxide alarm if the unit or building contains a carbon monoxide hazard. This disclosure documents CO detector installation and tenant acknowledgment.
🚨 CO Detector Status
Tenants must not tamper with, remove, or disable CO detectors. If a detector malfunctions, notify the landlord immediately in writing. CO is odorless and colorless — if alarm sounds, evacuate immediately and call 911.
👤 Tenant Information
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👔 Landlord Information & Signature
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Under the Illinois Carbon Monoxide Alarm Detector Act (430 ILCS 135), all residential units with carbon monoxide hazards must have properly installed and functional CO alarms. A CO hazard exists when the unit or building contains fuel-burning appliances, has an attached garage, or has other sources of CO.
Illinois CO Detector Requirements
- Required in all units with fuel-burning appliances or attached garages
- Must be installed outside each sleeping area
- Must include battery backup
- Landlord responsibility to install and maintain
- Tenant must not tamper with or disable detectors
⚖ Legal Disclaimer
This form is for informational purposes only. Illinois disclosure requirements vary by municipality — Chicago has additional requirements. Consult a qualified Illinois attorney before signing any lease.
