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CO2 Meter - Air Indicator Compact with Temperature Display + Plug

Brand: Econox


CO2 Meter - Air Indicator Compact with Temperature Display + Plug
CO2 Meter - Air Indicator Compact with Temperature Display + Plug
CO2 Meter - Air Indicator Compact with Temperature Display + Plug
CO2 Meter - Air Indicator Compact with Temperature Display + Plug
CO2 Meter - Air Indicator Compact with Temperature Display + Plug
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CO2 Meter - Air Indicator Compact including Temperature Display + Plug

The CO2 meter - air indicator compact monitors indoor air quality and immediately provides insight into the carbon dioxide levels and the room temperature. Use the meter in the living room, bedroom, or nursery to determine when ventilation is necessary for a healthy indoor climate.

The package includes:

  • CO2 meter with temperature display
  • USB cable, 160 cm long
  • Power adapter (plug) included

Benefits and Features

Three LED colours (green, orange, red) instantly indicate whether the air quality is good, moderate, or poor. In addition to the carbon dioxide level, the screen also shows the temperature, giving you a clear overview of two important comfort factors at a glance. Thanks to dual beam NDIR technology, the measurement remains stable and reliable over the long term. The compact housing with support feet makes the meter easy to move to a desk, bedside table, or cupboard.


Reliable Measurements for a Healthy Indoor Climate

The meter measures carbon dioxide levels in a range from 0 to 3,000 ppm, with an accuracy of ±100 ppm or ±7% of the reading (whichever is greater) up to 2,000 ppm. The display automatically switches between the measurement and the temperature (0°C to 50°C), enabling you to read both values without additional steps. Upon startup, the display undergoes a brief warm-up period of approximately 60 seconds, after which the current value is shown.


Installation, Maintenance and Applications

The meter connects via the supplied USB cable to an adapter, computer, or power bank and starts measuring immediately; no installation is required. Place the device on a clear surface without blocking the ventilation slots, allowing air to flow freely into the sensor. For maintenance, simply wipe regularly with a dry or slightly damp cloth; do not use cleaning agents such as benzene or thinner. The meter is suitable for use in the living room, bedroom, nursery, office, or for example, in a childcare facility.

With the CO2 meter - air indicator compact, you can effortlessly keep track of the air quality and temperature in your home, ensuring you know in time when ventilation is needed for a fresh and healthy living environment.

Brand Econox
Category CO2 monitor
GTIN 4710810452017
Manufacturer's item number ZGm053U
Article number 19100098

Specifications

Width 116 mm
Communication interface, OS Windows XP, Windows 7
Communication interface, version USB 2.0 low speed function
Depth 24 mm
Suitable for CO2 measurement Yes
Suitable for particulate matter measurement No
Suitable for HCHO measurement No
Suitable for humidity measurement No
Suitable for temperature measurement Yes
Suitable for TVOC measurement No
Limit values LED display Green: < 800 ppm, Orange: 800 - 1200 ppm, Red: > 1200 ppm
Height 42 mm
Measuring range CO2 0 - 3.000
Measuring range temperature 0 - 50
Temperature accuracy 1 °C
Startup time 60 seconds
Cable length 1.6 meter
Operating temperature between 0°C and 50°C

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