Capteur CO2 - Eoleaf Smart CO2

A CO2 sensor is a device designed to measure the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the air. It is used to monitor indoor air quality and to ensure that CO2 levels remain within acceptable ranges for both health and comfort.

If CO2 levels are too high, it means that the oxygen levels are insufficient for your comfort and health.

High levels of CO2 in the air can indicate a lack of ventilation and a build-up of pollutants. This can lead to decreased concentration and productivity, headaches, increased fatigue, and other health problems. Elevated CO2 levels are also associated with an increased risk of airborne germs contamination. Monitoring CO2 levels allows you to take action to improve air quality and occupant comfort, as well as protect their health.

A CO2 sensor is usually placed in a central location in the room at a height of approximately 0.8 to 1.8 metres (2.5 to 6 feet) from the floor. You can install the Eoleaf Smart CO2 sensor on a desk or mount it on a wall. Once installed, the sensor automatically monitors CO2 levels and provides alerts if predefined thresholds are exceeded (1500 ppm in our case).

Of course! These two devices can be used simultaneously. In fact, it is recommended to use both devices together in order to achieve optimal indoor air quality.

No, you cannot change the alarm. It will ring when you reach or exceed 1500 ppm, in line with World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines.

The Eoleaf Smart CO2 Sensor has a measuring range from 0 to 10,000 ppm.

• Green: < 699 ppm (healthy)
• Blue: 700-999 ppm (acceptable)
• Orange: 1000-1499 ppm (poor)
• Red: > 1500 ppm (dangerous)