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L-Com SPP-500-LLPL-LC

$7.99
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SPP-500-LLPL-LC
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Description

DESCRIPTION

CO2 Air Quality Monitor, 9- 24 VDC Working Voltage, 4-20 mA Output

The L-com SRAQ-D732-1 air quality monitor is most suitable for IoT applications. This air quality monitor is a sleek wall-mount device that monitors the concentration of CO2. Our air quality monitor is well suited for hospitals, schools, and other commercial settings, and residential uses such as near furnaces and in baby rooms where real-time CO2 concertation is a concern.

This sleek wall-mount device features an easy-to-read LCD display showing CO2 level in real-time and standard Modbus-RTU output. This monitor has RS485 / MODBUS RTU output mode with 4 to 20 mA and requires < 60 mA working current. Our quality monitor has 9 to 24 VDC working voltage and operates at temperatures ranging from -20 to 60 degrees C with non-condensing 5 to 95% RH humidity.

L-com has the largest in-stock selection of IoT air quality monitor with same-day shipment for domestic and international orders. We are a global leader of wired and wireless connectivity products, offering a wide range of solutions for industries, including electronics, medical, industrial automation, military, and telecommunication. For further information on similar products, our expert technical support and trained sales team can get you to the perfect air quality monitor per your requirement.

FEATURES

  • Real-time C02 monitoring
  • Integrated LCD display
  • 4-20mA output
  • Highly reliable and accurate
  • Sleek wall-mount design

APPLICATION

  • Indoor air quality monitoring of C02
  • Manufacturing environments
  • laboratory settings
  • HVAC industry
  • Smart buildings