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Vent-Axia Multihome temperature, humidity and CO2 sensor wireless/wired - CO2M

Vent-Axia Multihome temperature, humidity and CO2 sensor wireless/wired - CO2M
Vent-Axia Multihome temperature, humidity and CO2 sensor wireless/wired - CO2M
Vent-Axia Multihome temperature, humidity and CO2 sensor wireless/wired - CO2M
Vent-Axia Multihome temperature, humidity and CO2 sensor wireless/wired - CO2M
Vent-Axia Multihome temperature, humidity and CO2 sensor wireless/wired - CO2M
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Vent-Axia Multihome Temperature, Humidity and CO2 Sensor Wireless or Wired - CO2M

This Vent-Axia Multihome measures the CO2 level, humidity, and temperature in your living room, office or other space. The sensor is part of the Vent-Axia Multihome system. The Vent-Axia CO₂ control sensor connects wirelessly to the unit but always requires a 230V power supply to operate.
mechanical ventilation units.

Brand Vent-Axia
Category Vent-Axia parts and accessories
GTIN 5015135965570
Manufacturer's item number 8000001180
Article number 19120534

Specifications

Category code 203
Scope of application Room
With mounting material No
Suitable for wall mounting Yes
Suitable for ceiling mounting No
Suitable for duct mounting No
Suitable for tube mounting No
Suitable for air Yes
Suitable for liquids No
Suitable for gases No
With housing Yes
Cover attachment Snapped on
Sensor element inside housing Yes
Sensor element outside housing No
Fixed cable to sensor No
Technology NDIR
Active temperature measurement Yes
Passive temperature measurement No
Average temperature measuring No
Number of measuring points 1
Measurement of CO2 Yes
Measurement of VOC No
Measurement of relative air humidity Yes
Measurement of absolute air humidity No
Enthalpy measurement No
Measurement of dewpoint No
Particulate matter measurement (PM) No
CO2 measuring range (min) 400 ppm
CO2 measuring range (max) 10000 ppm
Temperature measuring range (min) 7 °C
Temperature measuring range (max) 37 °C
Measuring range relative air humidity (min) 20 %
Measuring range relative air humidity (max) 90 %
Offset setting possible No
Trend representation No
Error registration possible No
Potentiometer with adjustment knob No
Supporting protocol for BACnet No
Supporting protocol for Modbus Yes
Supporting protocol for MP (multi point) No
Supporting protocol for KNX No
LoRa technology No
NFC (Near Field Communication) No
Bluetooth No
Wi-Fi-compatible No
Standby push button No
Wireless Yes
With display No
Type of display Other
Type of power supply Power cord
Type of electric connection Screw connection
Rated supply voltage AC (min) 230 V
Rated supply voltage AC (max) 230 V
With reverse polarity protection Yes
Number of output signals 3
Number of output ranges 0 V ... 5 V 1
Explosion-proof No
Degree of protection (IP) IP31
Housing height 90 mm
Housing width 90 mm
Housing depth 38 mm
Housing colour White
Compatible with Apple HomeKit No
Compatible with Google Assistant No
Compatible with Amazon Alexa No
IFTTT support available No

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Ventilating your home in winter + 5 tips
Ventilating your home in winter + 5 tips
Winter time has already arrived and the new lockdown measures have been introduced, which means we will spend much more time at home again. We often make the mistake of opening the heating in cold weather and closing the windows and grilles in the home, this causes a major deterioration in indoor air quality. Are you curious about how you can ensure that you achieve a healthy indoor climate in your own home in winter? Read on quickly!
  • Felix Dijkmeijer
  • 02-12-2021
Tips to reduce your energy bills with good ventilation
Tips to reduce your energy bills with good ventilation
Energy prices are skyrocketing, and decesion have to be made between eating or heating. It is time to make our homes more sustainable and thus save energy. In summer, our homes use less energy than in winter. In summer you are outside more often and the heating does not have to be switched on. In winter, we often keep the windows closed to keep the heat in, but unfortunately that is when the problems arise. There is no fresh air coming into our well insulated houses. The lack of fresh air leads to high CO2 levels, which in turn leads to various health complaints.
  • Felix Dijkmeijer
  • 30-09-2022