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Brink CO2 Sensor E-bus - Recessed Version
The Brink CO2 sensor is suitable, among other applications, for use in the Brink Multi Air Supply system. The CO2 sensor is installed in the occupied space and communicates with the Brink heat recovery unit. With a CO2 sensor, ventilation can be adjusted based on the presence of CO2. When CO2 levels are high, ventilation increases. Conversely, this CO2 sensor prevents excessive ventilation, contributing to additional energy savings. The Brink CO2 control sensor pairs wirelessly with the unit but always requires a 230V power supply to operate.
The CO2 sensor features a long service life, is self-calibrating, and offers high stability. It is delivered as standard in a recessed version with an E-bus connection. Up to four sensors can be connected to a single unit, with the highest measured CO2 value determining the level of ventilation. The Brink CO2 control sensor pairs wirelessly with the unit but always requires a 230V power supply to operate.
| Brand | Brink Climate Systems |
| Category | Brink Indoor Mixfan |
| GTIN | 08718391181018 |
| Manufacturer's item number | 532126 |
| Article number | 19120401 |
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| Category code | 105 |
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