CEL-TEC CO2 Meter 36 air quality meter

CEL-TEC CO2 Meter 36 is a wall-mounted air quality meter designed for indoor use. In addition to temperature and humidity, it also reliably detects high levels of carbon dioxide indoors in order to maintain human health and comfort . CEL-TEC CO2 Meter 36 is equipped with a generous, color LED display with an adjustable brightness level , which clearly displays all important data. Measured values can also be displayed and evaluated in graphs using the Tuya smartphone app. This application will allow the creation of automation with other elements of a smart home, such as a device for opening windows or an air purifier . When the CO2 level rises above the tolerable limit , a gentle acoustic signal will sound with the corresponding icon (red emoji). One of the advantages is the possibility of powering from the accumulator. It can be built even in a place without the possibility of connecting to the network. The package includes a 2000 mAh battery including a USB charging cable with a length of 3 m. The device is maintenance-free and its operation is user-friendly (only 4 simple buttons are available).

As soon as it is time to change the air, the CO2 meter warns with a soft acoustic signal (beep). It is suitable for classrooms, but also for offices and homes. It is in such spaces that the air is exhaled very quickly. The detector can be placed anywhere. But for accurate evaluation, places near windows and corners of the room, where air circulation is reduced, are not recommended. The CEL-TEC CO2 Meter 36 is equipped with three generous displays, thanks to which the measured values are clearly visible. You can also easily read the increased CO2 level using colored emojis on the LED display from green to red. In addition to measuring the CO2 level , it also clearly displays the humidity and temperature in the room . Whether at home, in the workplace or in classrooms, this detector will help ensure a healthy environment .

In recent years, poor indoor air quality has been a big topic. This is the so-called syndrome of unhealthy buildings . This term refers to health problems caused by insufficient air quality in interiors, office or school buildings . The overwhelming majority are airtight, insulated houses with low ceilings and plastic windows. If the concentration of carbon dioxide is high, it probably does not cause more than fatigue, inattention and burning eyes to a healthy person. However, if such air is inhaled for a long time, headaches, nausea and dizziness may occur . This problem can be prevented by regular air exchange in the interior and installation of a CO2 detector .