SAUTER EGQ

SAUTER EGQ

SAUTER EGQ

Product catalog summary
Overview: The SAUTER EGQ system enhances energy efficiency and indoor comfort through precise CO2 measurement and demand-led ventilation. It is designed to optimize room conditions for effective working and living environments.
Key Features:
  • CO2 Measurement: The system uses a dual-beam CO2 and temperature sensor to minimize measurement errors caused by dust, pollution, and sensor aging. This ensures accurate monitoring of indoor air quality.
  • Energy Savings: By employing demand-led ventilation, the system can save up to 60% of energy consumption, maintaining pleasant room conditions regardless of occupancy and activity levels.
  • Dual-Beam Technology: The dual-beam method includes two measuring channels with independent infra-red filters, providing reliable drift compensation and reducing the need for frequent manual calibration.
CO2 Levels and Impact:
  • Fresh outdoor air typically contains 400 ppm of CO2.
  • Indoor air quality is considered acceptable up to 1000 ppm, as recommended by Dr. Max Pettenkofer.
  • CO2 levels above 1000 ppm can lead to tiredness, reduced concentration, and increased mistakes.
  • The maximum workplace concentration for CO2 is 5000 ppm.
Applications: The SAUTER EGQ system is ideal for buildings with varying occupancy levels, such as schools, restaurants, hospitals, conference centers, hotels, open-plan offices, airports, railway stations, and foyers.
Conclusion: The SAUTER EGQ system offers a reliable solution for maintaining optimal indoor air quality and energy efficiency, making it suitable for a wide range of facilities with dynamic occupancy patterns.
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Catalog excerpts

SAUTER EGQ-1

Energy efficiency and pleasant room conditions thanks to C02 measurement and demand-led ventilation. Creating Sustainable Environments.

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SAUTER EGQ-2

Dual-beam CO2 and temperature sensor for energy savings of up to 60%. Only an advanced room management system can provide the right conditions for effective working and living. Apart from the temperature and the relative humidity, one of the main indicators of the quality of indoor conditions is the CO2 content of the air. When the CO2 level rises, the attention span of the occupants falls. Tiredness, loss of concentration, discontentedness and mistakes are the consequences. Clear energy savings based on accurate CO2 measurement (drift compensation). The dual-beam method employed in the EGQ sensor...

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SAUTER EGQ-3

Temperature and room climate firmly under control. With an in-built feel-good factor: the dual-beam method used in the new CO2 and temperature sensors makes it easy to control the CO2 level in well-frequented rooms. With the single-beam method, rooms have to be aired (at no little cost) for 4-8 hours every two weeks, merely to compensate for the sensor‘s drift. On SAUTER‘s EGQ, the measuring signal is calibrated continuously; this is done automatically and at no cost, and is unaffected by ventilation intervals. SAUTER sensor with dual-beam technology Conventional sensor with single-beam technology...

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SAUTER EGQ-4

Facility Management Subject to change. © 2009 Fr.Sauter AG Creating Sustainable Environments.

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