Carbon Dioxide Monitor (CO2)
Wireless Cloud Enabled Sensor
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Features at a Glance
- 400 - 5,000 PPM CO2 (several options available)
- Several Wireless Options Available (WiFi Standard)
- Flexible Power Options (DC, AC, USB)
- Display Available (optional)
- Audible Alarm (optional)
- Configurable reporting interval, alarm, etc
- Customized Options Available
- Cloud and Edge Compatible / Alerts / Text Alerts / Charting
- USB Programmable (depending on mainboard)
Description
The Aretas CO2 Monitor is a wireless device that lets you monitor CO2 from your phone, tablet or PC from anywhere you have Internet access. You can monitor many locations and sensors from one Dashboard. Save energy by monitoring temperature and relative humidity (included) and implement cost savings measures. Mitigate poor air quality issues or monitor for mold risk and adverse environmental conditions.
Remote CO2 Monitoring
With the Aretas Wireless CO2 Monitor, you can monitor CO2 from anywhere in the world. Login to your Cloud account wherever you are in the world and see the current CO2 levels as well as all the historical data.
Benefits
- Low Cost
- Access your data remotely
- Generate Alerts (email, text, in-app)
- Small size
- Long term data, analytics, charting
- Included Temperature and Relative Humidity
- As accurate as more expensive monitors
Applications
Schools, Daycare, Universities and Colleges
High classroom CO2 levels in can significantly impair decision-making performance. This can have a detrimental effect in schools where large amounts of students, ventilation issues and other source elevate CO2 levels in classrooms and other areas. It has also been shown that high school CO2 levels can negatively affect student health and lower attendance rates.1
Berkeley Lab researchers found that even moderately elevated levels of indoor carbon dioxide
resulted in lower scores on six of nine scales of human decision making performance.
Commercial Offices
Monitor CO2 Levels and Ventilate appropriately to keep employees alert and productive.
Employees are happier, more efficient and productive when environmental conditions are optimized.
Greenhouses and Growers
Optimizing CO2 levels can help create better growing conditions, improve crop yields and growth rates.
At Home / Residential
Ensure the rooms in your home are being adequately ventilated, especially the bedrooms. If your room feels stuffy at night or you’re not sleeping well, monitoring could uncover the reason why. If you suffer from asthma, snoring or other issues, monitoring can help optimize your environment.
Industrial / Manufacturing / Winemakers
CO2 is the by product of many industrial and manufacturing processes. CO2 is also produced during wine making and other fermentation processes.
Wireless Options
- XBee 2.4GHz (Low and High Power)
- XBee 900MHz
- WiFI 2.4GHz (standard)
- SwarmBee
Sensor Specifications
- Measurement Range: 0 – 5000PPM CO2 (standard)
- Accuracy ± 3%
- Operating temperature range: 0 – 50C
- Technology: NDIR
- Measurement speed: 20 second diffusion time
Power Options
- DC Power Adapter
- 24VAC (optional)
- USB Power / USB Charge Pack (optional for portability)
Software Options
Access your device data anywhere, any time. Get Alerts, Dashboards, Analytics, Live Data and more.
You can run IoT Gateway v1 with Aretas IoT Cloud or on its own using the built-in reporting and data storage (for XBee enabled units only, requires purchase of IoT Gateway or compatible adapter)
The Aretas Sensor Grapher is a local charting utility that requires a USB adapter and a PC with Java installed (not compatible with WiFi enabled units).
Additional Sensor Options
- Temperature and Relative Humidity
- Other gases (CO, NO2, SO2, etc)
- Barometric Pressure (kPa)
- VOCs
- Light
- Contact us for more options
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1. Julie Chao. October 17, 2012 Elevated Indoor Carbon Dioxide Impairs Decision-Making Performance. Retrieved from: http://newscenter.lbl.gov/2012/10/17/elevated-indoor-carbon-dioxide-impairs-decision-making-performance