Reducing the risk of infections through demand-oriented ventilation
This is remedied by so-called CO2 sensors, which continuously measure the CO2 content of the room air via an integrated sensor. According to the recommendations of the Indoor Air Hygiene Commission (IRK), adequate indoor air quality is considered to be given if the CO2 content in the room does not exceed a value of 1000 ppm (CO2 particles per million).
However, especially in lessons or during meetings, it is not always possible to keep a constant eye on the measured values and to recognize the right time to ventilate the room. For this reason, our CO2 sensors are equipped with an intelligent and easy to understand traffic light function (TLF).
Colored LEDs or displays help to visualize the current room air quality. For example, the colours green (CO2 content less than 750 ppm), yellow (between 750 and 1500 ppm) and red (more than 1500 ppm) indicate when the indoor air quality no longer meets the IRK's recommended specifications – a quick glance at the device is therefore sufficient to determine whether the room should be ventilated or not.
We would be glad to advise you personally on recommended measures. Simply contact us by phone +49 2778 6960-0, by e-mail to email@thermokon.de or by using the contact form.