Re: SEN 0219 CO2 Sensor
Account cancelled 2018-01-29 11:11:01 1148 Views1 Replies Hello.
I have read DFRobot's article about the SEN 0219 CO2 sensor: https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php/ ... U:_SEN0219
I am working on a project that involves measuring CO2 levels in a container that experiences high levels of CO2. I'm considering using the SEN 0219 CO2 Sensor. Conditions in the room might exceed the maximum 5000 ppm rated for the sensor.
If I were to place the 5000 ppm max sensor inside a room that has levels above 5000 ppm, what kinds of readings would I expect to get from the sensor? Would I expect to still read 2V from the sensor or a slightly higher value or something else?
Also, if I were to place the sensor in an environment that exceeds its rating, but then CO2 levels dropped to levels of CO2 to back within its operating range (e.g. I place the sensor in a contain at 7000 ppm and then drop the level to 3000 ppm), can I expect the sensor to measure correctly once the CO2 levels drop below 5000 ppm? Or would there be a short delay before the sensor adjusts to being back in its operation range?
If I could have this answered, then that would be great. Thank you.
I have read DFRobot's article about the SEN 0219 CO2 sensor: https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php/ ... U:_SEN0219
I am working on a project that involves measuring CO2 levels in a container that experiences high levels of CO2. I'm considering using the SEN 0219 CO2 Sensor. Conditions in the room might exceed the maximum 5000 ppm rated for the sensor.
If I were to place the 5000 ppm max sensor inside a room that has levels above 5000 ppm, what kinds of readings would I expect to get from the sensor? Would I expect to still read 2V from the sensor or a slightly higher value or something else?
Also, if I were to place the sensor in an environment that exceeds its rating, but then CO2 levels dropped to levels of CO2 to back within its operating range (e.g. I place the sensor in a contain at 7000 ppm and then drop the level to 3000 ppm), can I expect the sensor to measure correctly once the CO2 levels drop below 5000 ppm? Or would there be a short delay before the sensor adjusts to being back in its operation range?
If I could have this answered, then that would be great. Thank you.
2018-02-05 16:40:41 I think it should work when the level is above 5000 and then move back to lower than 5000ppm, if the reading is wrong, you can run it in normal fresh air for over 24 hours, then sensor would calibrate automatically. robert.chen
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