Separating SEN0219 sensor from its board
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Hi,
I seek to monitor CO2 level in a cave. Not for health concerns but to know the fluctuation of acidic activity on limestone. Being in a cave with almost 100% humidity, I'd like this CO2 sensor to be physically separate from its electronic module. That way, I could enclose the module within a waterproof box (along with an Arduino board) and only leave the sensor outside. Is this an option?
Luc Le Blanc
I seek to monitor CO2 level in a cave. Not for health concerns but to know the fluctuation of acidic activity on limestone. Being in a cave with almost 100% humidity, I'd like this CO2 sensor to be physically separate from its electronic module. That way, I could enclose the module within a waterproof box (along with an Arduino board) and only leave the sensor outside. Is this an option?
Luc Le Blanc
2019-03-27 11:39:43 This sensor is soldered together, it can not be separated, if you want to put the probe out of the box, you can consider to use the one with separate probe (SEN0220)
robert.chen
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