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CO2 meters, sensors, transmitters, data loggers, monitors

CO2 meters, sensors, transmitters, data loggers, monitors

Sensors, meters and monitors for gas measurement and control. Products for IAQ, medical, HVAC, agricultural, safety, beverage, food packaging, scientific applications and more. ORDER ONLINE - 24/7 with Next Day Delivery WE SHIP WORLDWIDE - via FedEx, UPS, USPS, DHL FREE SOFTWARE - Real-time Graphing & Data Export FREE TECH SUPPORT - with Expert Engineers Need Solutions? Call (877) 678-4259 Toll Free Now

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Why is Measuring CO2 Important?

Why is Measuring CO2 Important?

• Beverage & Hospitality CO2 storage safety alarms protect customers, employees and emergency first-responders near stored carbon dioxide. A leak anywhere in a stored CO2 delivery system can quickly fill an enclosed area with potentially dangerous CO2 levels. That's why CO2 safety CO2 alarms are critical in breweries, wineries, beverage dispensing areas, restaurants, fast food establishments, dry ice storage, storage tanks, laboratories, or anywhere CO2 is stored or produced in high volume. • Plant Growth Indoor gardeners, hydroponic growers and indoor greenhouse growers are constantly looking for new ways to grow bigger and healthier plants. They know that monitoring carbon...

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Use CO2 Meter to Tune Your Gasoline Engine

Use CO2 Meter to Tune Your Gasoline Engine

  Modern 4-stroke gasoline engines are precision instruments compared to even models a few years ago. Today’s engines are designed to maximize power and gas mileage while minimizing harmful exhaust gases, especially carbon monoxide and sulfur oxides. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that engine diagnosticians now use shop-grade gas analyzers to test the exhaust gases coming from a car. In fact, we have customers who are using meters like our 0-25% CO2 Sampling Data Logger with our extreme moisture filter to allow direct measurement. The chemistry of internal combustion is simple: hydrocarbons (gasoline), oxygen and nitrogen (air) are...

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Measuring Gases: Diffusion vs. Sampling Method

Measuring Gases: Diffusion vs. Sampling Method

Many of you have called us to ask about applications that start with the sentence, “How do I…” In every case, the application falls into one of two groups: measuring gas by diffusion or measuring gas by sampling. Knowing the difference can help you decide which method is best for you. Diffusion – Measurement for Environment From indoor air quality to plant growth to personal safety: all of these involve people and areas where gases are diffused in ambient air. In other words, the sensor measures the gas concentrations diffused around it. Since the sensor is physically in the ambient...

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CO2 Finds, Kills Bedbugs

CO2 Finds, Kills Bedbugs

With the drastic increase in bedbug infestation over the last several years, scientists and researchers have searched for safe, cost-effective methods of eliminating these pests. Because bedbugs are attracted by the elevated carbon dioxide levels in human respiration, CO2 can be used to determine if a bedbug infestation exists. And because high levels of CO2 kills bed bugs, pest control companies are using CO2 instead of toxic insecticides to fumigate hotel rooms and even entire buildings. Bedbugs can live for months between feedings. When a bedbug senses a rise in CO2 levels, it will follow the CO2 to its source....

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