Z - Wave Plus MCO Home CO2 Sensor - 230V - MCOEMH9 - CO2 - 230 - Vesternet

Z-Wave Plus MCO Home CO2 Sensor - 230V

$143.39
$143.39 $188.67
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Z - Wave Plus MCO Home CO2 Sensor - 230V - MCOEMH9 - CO2 - 230 - Vesternet
  • Z - Wave Plus MCO Home CO2 Sensor - 230V - MCOEMH9 - CO2 - 230 - Vesternet
  • Z - Wave Plus MCO Home CO2 Sensor - 230V - MCOEMH9 - CO2 - 230 - Vesternet
Z-Wave Plus MCO Home CO2 Sensor - 230V

Z-Wave Plus MCO Home CO2 Sensor - 230V

$143.39
$143.39 $188.67

CO2 Monitor

MCOHome CO2 Monitor is an air quality detector which is compatible with the Z-Wave technology. It is mainly used to monitor CO2 concentration in industrial, agricultural, and residence environment, while monitoring the indoor temperature, humidity and VOC (optional) air quality. The device can be included into any Z-Wave network and is compatible with any other Z-Wave certified devices.
The device has built-in a VOC sensor that can be detected in four levels and shown on the display: Excellent, Good, Average & Poor (VOC toxic gases include carbon monoxide, alcohol, hydrogen, methane, isobutene, ammonia and benzene, etc.)
The device is suggested to be installed indoor, a place with around 1.5m height above the floor where represents the average CO2 concentration. It should be away from direct sunlight, any cover, or any heat source, to avoid false signal for temperature control.

Specifications:

  • Monitor CO2 concentration in the air with high accuracy
  • Power supply: 230VAC
  • CO2 range: 0-2000ppm, default alarm threshold:1000ppm (adjustable)
  • Temperature range: -9.0～50 ℃; Humidity range: 0%～99%RH
  • Dimensions: 90 x 130 x 28mm; back part that is mounted in a wall box 58 x 48 x 27mm (not suitable for German wall boxes)
  • Installation: Wall-mounted (Vertical), Hole Pitch: 60mm or 82mm
  • Z-Wave frequency: 868.42MHz(EU)

Installation and assembly of MCO Home CO2 sensor

For optimal CO2 measurements, the MCO Home CO2 sensor must hang freely at a height of approximately 1.5 meters. You are therefore not allowed to place it anywhere officially and placement near a heater, a window or in direct sunlight is also not recommended. After all, the goal is that the CO2 sensor can measure the average concentration in a room. The placement of the device is easy, provided you have the 12v version. You can simply connect this to the socket with a cable and adapter. The holes on the back make it possible to hang the sensor. If you want to have the cables hidden, the 230v version is in many cases the only option, but this device comes with a larger ‘bump’ on the back than we are used to in the Netherlands. It therefore does not fit in a flush-mounted box but must be placed on it.

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