High Accuracy Industrial Co2 Gas Detector

$9.60

  • Product Code: FS00303
  • Availability: In Stock
  • Ex Tax: $9.60

Introduction:
FS00303 and FS0306 are sensors designed to monitor the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2). These sensors operate on the solid-state electrolyte principle, offering a solution to the issue of interference from water vapor commonly encountered in infrared CO2 sensors. They provide high stability and excellent environmental adaptability, making them particularly suitable for use in special environments such as agricultural greenhouses, breeding ponds, tunnels, and mines.

Specification:

Specification
 Parameter
Detected Gas
CO2
Detected Range
400~5000PPM 
Solution
1ppm
Operating Voltage
DC 4.5~5.5V
Detected Accuracy 
≤±10% Reading
Output Method
Default: UART (3.3V_TTL level)
Optional: IIC(3.3V_TTL level)
Warm-up Time
3min
Operating Current
<100mA(@5V Power Supply)
Operating Temperature
-20~60℃
Operating Humidity
15~95%RH (No Condensation)
Storage Temperature
-30~80℃
Product Weight
15g
Life Spam
10 Years

Features:

10 years service life: The sensors have a long operational lifespan, ensuring reliable performance over an extended period of time.

Long-term data stability without drift: They maintain stable and accurate measurements without experiencing drift in data, providing reliable monitoring capabilities.

Resistant to water vapor interference: The solid-state electrolyte principle mitigates the impact of water vapor, allowing for accurate CO2 measurements even in the presence of moisture.

Strong environmental tolerance: The sensors exhibit robustness and adaptability to various environmental conditions, ensuring consistent and accurate CO2 monitoring.

Suitable for special environments: FS00303 and FS0306 sensors are well-suited for use in agricultural greenhouses, breeding ponds, tunnel systems, mining operations, and other specialized environments that require precise CO2 monitoring.

These solid-state electrolyte sensors offer enhanced performance and reliability, enabling effective monitoring of carbon dioxide levels in challenging environments.

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