Co2 Sensor

CO2 is an odorless and harmless gas at normal concentrations, relatively easy to measure, and can be used as a reference for controlling other airborne contaminants such as VOCs, organic gases, among others.

Well-being, comfort, and occupant health are the positive outcomes of an environment with proper indoor air renewal and CO2 control.

About the Product

As part of the QAII (Intelligent Indoor Air Quality) product line, which aims to offer automated solutions to ensure indoor air quality, the CO2 Sensor was developed to work in conjunction with Sicflux’s MAXX+FILBOX line, designed for Outdoor Air Intake (OAI) and air renewal.

Monitors CO2 levels in the environment and controls fan operation, performing indoor air renewal as needed while saving energy.
Operates on 220V and features a digital display showing real-time CO2 levels, eliminating the need for separate equipment for inspections and monitoring.

✲ White plastic housing;
✲ Digital display with real-time PPM reading;
✲ Compact design;
✲ Mounting holes for wall or ceiling installation;
✲ Quick and easy installation;
✲ Wire outlet options on multiple sides of the housing;
✲ Operates on 220V;
✲ Can operate more than one unit (see table below).

FAQ

The CO₂ Sensor has three operating levels: 30%, 50%, and 100% of its capacity, depending on the CO₂ levels. With a CO₂ level below 650 ppm, the fan operates at 30%. Between 650 and 950 ppm, the fan operates at 50%. Above 950 ppm, the fan operates at 100% of its capacity.

The selection of the fan and filters to be used should follow the recommendations and guidelines of the project, just like any other air renewal system.

The same sensor can control up to two fans simultaneously. Its operating logic follows the RE-09 recommendation of ANVISA, which sets a maximum CO₂ concentration limit of 1000 ppm in the environment. It is recommended to install the sensor on the ceiling or, at a minimum, at a height of 2.0 meters on the wall.

Yes, the CO₂ Sensor works in conjunction with Sicflux products, such as the Maxx line with Filbox. It automates the fan operation based on the CO₂ concentration in the environment.