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Brink CO2 sensor E-bus – flush-mounted version
The Brink CO2 sensor is suitable for use in the Brink Multi Air Supply system. The CO2 sensor is placed in the circulation area and connected to the Brink MVHR unit. With a CO2 sensor, the ventilation can be adjusted to the amount of CO2 present. At a high CO2 level, the ventilation is increased. Conversely, this CO2 sensor prevents over-ventilation, which in turn contributes to additional energy savings.
This self-calibrating, high-stability CO2 sensor has a long service life. The CO2 sensor comes as standard in a flush-mounted version with an E-bus connection. A maximum of four sensors can be connected to one appliance. The highest measured CO2 value controls the amount of ventilation.
| Brand | Brink Climate Systems |
| Category | Brink indoor mixfan |
| GTIN | 08718391181018 |
| Manufacturer's item number | 532126 |
| Article number | 19120401 |
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