DataSheet DataSheet High accuracy Cost-effective Cost- With an increasing number of air conditioned and environmentally controlled buildings, the need for checking CO2 levels is becoming an increasingly important part of building monitoring. The Tinytag CO2 data logger is a cost-effective way of monitoring air quality. Poor air quality in schools and workplaces is often linked to low concentration levels, poor performance and sometimes sickness. Measuring carbon dioxide levels indoors gives an indication of air quality and the effectiveness of any ventilation systems. The Tinytag CO2 data logger allows the monitoring of carbon dioxide levels in a room and builds up a clear profile of gas concentrations over time. Used widely in building monitoring and HVAC applications, the unit is a cost-effective way of checking if an area is correctly ventilated.

Features • 0 to 2,000 and 5,000ppm versions - two models of the Tinytag CO2 data logger are available. The TGE-0010 has a range of 0 to 2,000ppm and is commonly used for school and workplace monitoring where carbon dioxide levels are judged to be too high if they exceed 1,500ppm. The TGE-0011 has a range of 0 to 5,000ppm and is used in more specialised applications. • Self-calibrating - the logger uses a self-calibrating NDIR Self-calibrat librating sensor. This uses an infrared source to accurately measure the carbon dioxide concentrations in an application. Over time, the properties of the...

Specification Features Total Reading Capacity Memory type Delayed Start Stop Options Reading Types Logging Interval Alarms Power Specification 32,000 readings Non Volatile Relative / Absolute (up to 45 days) When full After n Readings Never (overwrite oldest data) Actual, Min, Max 1 min to 10 days 1 fully programmable; latchable (a second alarm can be programmed at the expense of the “no-power” warning) Reading Specification The unit is supplied with a mains adapter that comes with UK, EU and US AC connectors. Back-up Battery Type Before replacing the battery the data logger must be stopped....