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  • SpO2 Sensor Tweezers Set for

    SpO2 Sensor Tweezers Set for LifeVet CP

      Set of 1 large and 1 small tweezers for CO2 sensor (E32188001) For LifeVet CP (321880)

      Montesilvano, Italy
    • DUT-1000 Tecnosens

      DUT-1000 Tecnosens

      • Manufacturer: Tecnosens
      • Model: DUT-1000

      The transmitter can also be used to monitor CO2 in more specific mechanical configurations, such as ventilation ducts or atmospherically isolated environments. The DUT-2000 is suitable for both domestic applicati...

      Brescia, Italy
    • CD-400 Tecnosens

      CD-400 Tecnosens

      • Manufacturer: Tecnosens

      The CD-400 product series offers NDIR CO2 modules with selectable current or voltage output transmitters. These settings can be field-selected by the customer using on-board switches. Measurement Ranges: 0-2000 p...

      Brescia, Italy

    Overview

    Carbon dioxide (CO2) sensors are devices used to measure the concentration of CO2 in the air. They are commonly used in various industries including HVAC, indoor air quality monitoring, agriculture, and laboratory environments. These sensors help in maintaining proper ventilation, ensuring safety, and optimizing energy efficiency by monitoring and controlling CO2 levels.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a CO2 sensor?

    Consider the sensor's accuracy, response time, range of detection, and calibration requirements. Also, ensure it is suitable for your specific application and environment.

    How do I ensure the CO2 sensor is shipped safely to my location?

    Use a reputable shipping service and ensure that the sensor is properly packaged to prevent damage during transit. Check with the seller for any specific shipping instructions or requirements.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a CO2 sensor?

    Regular maintenance includes periodic calibration, cleaning of the sensor, and checking for any software updates. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for detailed maintenance guidelines and intervals.