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CO2 Air Quality Monitor Add on Unit

Internal Air Quality (IAQ) Monitoring Device Add on Unit Only. Measures air quality using the concentration of CO2 in the air. Also measures temperature and humidity.

Part Number: 020251

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Internal Air Quality CO2 Monitoring Device Add on Unit*

ZiggyAir uses calibrated and certified wireless sensors for all its IAQ measurements. Our sensors use solidstate non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) absorption and laser scattering technology to accurately and reliably measure the IAQ. They also measure temperature and humidity.

All our monitoring devices are battery powered and have a battery life ranging from 5 to 7 years. We continuously monitor battery levels and long before they run out, we will dispatch an engineer to your premise to replace the batteries. This is done at our cost and is all part of the service. Being battery operated installation of the devices is easy and means that we don’t tie up your valuable plug sockets or have cables trailing around your building.

In order to get an accurate reading, it is important that the sensors are placed away from doors, windows and ventilation ports. Being battery operated and wireless we can find the most accurate location for the sensor in the room.

Ensuring that the air in the building is continuously replaced with fresh clean air is crucial to diluting viral loads (including COVID19) in the air. Carbon Dioxide concentration is a very accurate measurement of how much fresh air is circulating in a building. Outside, in the fresh air, the level of CO2 is 400ppm (parts per million). People breathe in oxygen and breathe out CO2, so in indoor occupied spaces, the level of CO2 will naturally rise. With good indoor ventilation, the level of CO2 should stay less than 800ppm. If the readings go higher than 800ppm then there isn’t enough ventilation in your premises.

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