Ever wonder why you are feeling stuffy or drowsy in your homes and offices? When was the last time your indoor air quality is measured? Perhaps it’s time to find out what’s going on in the air you are breathing.
Research shows that excessive CO2 in an indoor environment contributes to fatigue, headache or dizziness. Worse yet, higher CO2 level suggests inadequate ventilation, which leads to other harmful air pollutants building up and causing more serious health problems.
Our CO2 series is specifically designed to help you monitor the level of CO2 within your premises. It reads CO2 concentration value according to the designated interval, and sends a report to the Control Panel whenever CO2 value changes by +/-100 ppm. This provides useful data for you to determine how much ventilation is required and if current ventilation is effective.