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Temtop C1+ CO2 Monitor, Indoor Air Quality Monitor with BLE App | Portable CO2 Meter, CO2 Temperature Humidity Detector, Real-Time Data Sync for Home, Office, School, Baby Room
Temtop C1+ CO2 Monitor, Indoor Air Quality Monitor with BLE App | Portable CO2 Meter, CO2 Temperature Humidity Detector, Real-Time Data Sync for Home, Office, School, Baby Room
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- Indoor CO2 MonitorTemtop CO2 monitor with a high-precision Sensirion CO2 sensor, measures CO2 levels, temperature, and humidity in real-time.
- Large and Clear DisplayEquipped with a 3.3-inch large LCD screen, it can simultaneously display the test results of multiple parameters clearly, allowing users to grasp the indoor environmental conditions at a glance.
- Long-lasting Battery LifeWith energy-saving algorithms and an 800mA large-capacity lithium battery, the C1+ can achieve a battery life of up to 70 days in ECO mode, reducing the hassle of frequent charging or battery replacement, and being more environmentally friendly.
- Multiple Alert MethodsThe color coding, prominent CO2 number on the display, and optional buzzer of this air quality meter alert you when the CO2 concentration becomes too high.
- Easy to useBasic key functions, BLE networking, easy to use, support for product OTA updates to ensure that the technology is continuously updated.
Overview
- Brand : Temtop
- Style : Modern
- Power Source : Battery Powered
- Color : black
- Alarm : Audible / Visual
- Upper Temperature Rating : 140 °F
- Sensor Type : Photoelectric
- Material : Metal, Plastic
- Professional sensors make professional air quality detectors.
- Temtop has more than 10 years of experience in developing particulate matter sensors,
- only to create more professional air quality monitor, to visualize the air quality around you.
- Temtop has over one million users worldwide and has been a reliable choice for many organizations, including the University of Washington, the University of Chicago, and U.S. government agencies
- Typically, human respiration is the primary contributor to rising CO2 levels indoors. Elevated CO2 concentrations often signal inadequate ventilation, potentially resulting in a buildup of pollutants like VOCs and heightened risks of airborne virus transmission.
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