CO2 / Carbon Dioxide Detectors

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RotoMedical AM60 CO2 Meter

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£84.00 £70.00
- Measure carbon dioxide, temperature, and humidity
- Adjustable alarm with audible and visual alerts
- Built-in data logger: record data at minute, hourly, daily, or weekly intervals
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TPI SP700 Smart Ambient CO Meter c/w A700SP Pouch

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£93.60 £78.00
- Battery life of 30 hours
- Measure 0 to 999ppm CO
- Conduct Tests of CO Levels In Ambient Air
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TPI-SP700

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TPI SP1000 Smart Ambient CO2 Meter with A1000SP Pouch

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£226.80 £189.00
- Measure ambient CO2 levels in commercial kitchens and office/ work spaces
- Measurement range: 0 to 6000ppm
- Bluetooth LE communication capability facilitates a connection to TPI’s SmartProbe App
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Anton IAQ 8494 CO2 Detector

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£238.80 £199.00
- 0-9,999ppm CO2 NDIR sensor (anticipated 15 year life)
- Adjustable audible alarm
- Minimum/Maximum levels
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IAQ8494

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Extech CO250 Portable Indoor Air Quality CO2 Meter

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£318.60 £265.50
- Checks for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) concentrations
- Calculates statistical weighted averages of TWA (8 hour time weighted average) and STEL (15 minute short term exposure limit)
- Maintenance free NDIR (non-dispersive infrared) CO2 sensor
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CO250

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Lead Time: 1-6 Days

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Testo 535 – Digital CO2 Measuring Instrument with App Connection

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£436.80 £364.00
- Infrared sensor technology
- Compact design
- Testo Smart App connection
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05630535

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Lead Time: 2-3 Weeks

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KIMO AQ110 Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Meter

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£441.72 £368.10
- Portable meter for measuring carbon dioxide (CO2) content in air
- Also measures air temperature
- Flexible sensor attached via cable
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K-AQ110

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Kane EGA-5 Exhaust Gas Analyser

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£2,466.00 £2,055.00
- Measures CO, CO₂, O₂, and HC
- NDIR sensors ensure accuracy, deliver fast warm-up, & meet official test standards
- Rugged, portable design with a protective rubber sleeve
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About CO2 / Carbon Dioxide Detectors

Excessive concentration of carbon dioxide can be harmful to humans; use these detectors to make sure you know about carbon dioxide concentration before it becomes a problem.

Even at a concentration of just 1000ppm carbon dioxide can affect concentration and impair a person's efficiency - as the concentration increases, so too does the risk of becoming damaged by carbon dioxide (CO2). At a high level of 100000ppm, you can expect to be knocked unconscious and can quite easily suffocate in the large amount of gas.

Of course, such a large dose of CO2 will be rare. In reality, most CO2 concentration will be at 1000-5000ppm (5000ppm is the international safety limit), while spikes can be possible because of various contributing factors. With our range of CO2 detectors, it is possible to detect when these spikes occur and the user can move away and isolate the affected area before carbon dioxide concentration begins to affect those within it.

Many commercial environments, such as offices, greenhouses, and industrial areas use carbon dioxide testers to ensure that those within the area are working with a comfortable level of ventilation and aren't affected by too much carbon dioxide. These detectors are also commonly used by professional gas engineers and other professional users as handheld tools to detect CO2 presence in dangerous environments.

Depending on the model in question the overall range of the CO2 will be different. More expensive options generally have the best range, while lower-priced devices have a smaller range and are thus better suited for less dangerous environments.