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With advanced NDIR infrared detection technology, the CO₂ sensor delivers superior interference resistance and high stability, enabling precise measurements within the 0-5000ppm range. Featuring default UART output with optional RS485/TTL module output, it achieves stable operation within just 1 minute of warm-up. Average current consumption is <60mA, ensuring energy efficiency and high performance.
Infrared CO₂ sensors utilize NDIR (Non-Dispersive Infrared) technology to determine gas concentration by measuring CO₂ absorption of infrared light at specific wavelengths. The sensor contains an infrared light source, a gas chamber, and a detector. When CO₂ concentration changes, the intensity of infrared absorption also changes.
The accuracy of infrared CO₂ sensors is influenced by environmental temperature, humidity fluctuations, airflow velocity, dust contamination, and calibration status. While devices typically incorporate built-in temperature compensation algorithms, deviations may still occur under extreme conditions. Therefore, it is recommended to maintain air circulation, avoid direct exposure to strong winds, and perform regular zero-point or full-scale calibrations to ensure long-term stable data output.
Infrared CO₂ sensors are suitable for indoor air quality monitoring, fresh air systems, HVAC, agricultural greenhouses, animal husbandry, CO₂ safety alarms, industrial process monitoring, and smart homes.