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| | | Model aSENSE-K | | |
| | | aSENSE-K | | |
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| | | Carbon dioxide & Temperature Transmitter for duct mounting PRODUCT DESCRIPTION aSENSE-K is an all-digital low-cost transmitter for installation in ventilation ducts. aSENSE-K measures temperature and CO2 concentration in the ambient air and transforms the data into digital output signals and sends these values to a comprehensive system. The aSENSE-K \s a key component for climate control of buildings and different processes. | | |
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| | | APPLICATIONS | | |
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| | | According to European building regulations, the fresh air flow should, in rooms where people stay more than occasionally, be at least 7 l/s and person. If the room occupants are adults with a light work-load and the outdoor CO2 concentration is 350 ppm, this airflow answers directly to an indoor CO2 concentration of 1 040 ppm. According to the National boards of occupational safety and health, the CO2 concentration can therefore be used as an indicator of the Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). A CO2 concentration below 1 000 ppm should then always be the aim. One of many different applications for aSENSE is to regulate the ventilation by controlling a fan, damper etc. based on the detected CO 2 concentration in the duct. The sensor is designed to suit several different ventilation strategies, e.g. climate regulation based on CO2 / temperatur / timer / occupancy and/or manual control. | | |
| | | • uses state-of-the-art Non-Dispersive InfraRed (NDIR) technology to measure the carbon dioxide (CO2) concentration • cost-optimised for connection to DDC:s • contributes to lower energy costs when it is applied in a Demand Control Ventilation (DCV) strategy • is available in 6 different carbon dioxide measurement ranges • has internal automatic self diagnostics. Maintenance interval > 5 years • has serial communication port for connection to a PC or a GSM module • has cost-efficient RS485 network communication as an option | | |
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| | | CONNECTIONS Screw terminal: | | |
| | | serial communikation port o 8 UART | | |
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| | | 24 V AC/DC system ground linear output (+) C linear output (+) t< signal ground (-) | | |
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| | | jumper for the output's configuration of 0% or 20% starting point | | |
| | | jumpers for selecting voltage or current outputs | | |
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| | | G:\marknad\produkter\datablad\ENG aSENSE-K.P65 July 2001 Printed in Sweden | | |
| | | Made in Sweden Q £ | | |
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