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C.A 1510

Monitor the air around

you for a healthy environment

■■ CO

, temperature and humidity logger (up to 1 million measurements)

■■ Compact and stand-alone: for fixed or portable use

■■ User-friendly: thanks to the comfort indicators based on the CO

level and hygrothermal criteria

■■ Accurate: complies with the latest standards concerning air quality monitoring

■■ Low gas consumption for verification with its in-situ calibration kit

Indoor air quality CO

- Temperature – Humidity

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G o v e r nm ent O ffices, Tr a n s port, Workplaces, etc . INDOOR AIR QUALITY REGULATIONS Whether in places open to the public (transport, government offices, schools or hospitals), workplaces or private areas, our lifestyles mean we spend most of our time indoors. Human activities and products used in construction, decoration and furniture (paint, floor and wall coverings, varnishes, etc.) are all sources of contamination emitting substances into the air.
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Sc ho o l s , H o s p i t a l s COMFORT AND HEALTH Carbon dioxide is a colourless, odourless gas. Although it is non-toxic, it may cause difficulty concentrating, headache and nausea at high concentrations. It is not the only indicator of good indoor air quality: the temperature and humidity parameters can also contribute to the development of mould which may release allergenic and irritant substances. With its large two-colour backlit screen, the C.
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Technical specifications CO2 measurement Types of use Measuring principle Non-diffusive infrared (NDIR) technology Type of sensor Double-beam infrared cell sensor Measurement range 0 to 5,000 ppm Uncertainty ± 50 ppm ± 3 % of value measured Response time, 63 % < 200 seconds Resolution 1 ppm Point measurement Monitoring 1D mode: indication of CO2 confinement Visual (two-colour backlighting & pictograms) and/or audible indication of high confinement when the CO2 concentration is between 1,000 p