CO
2
Transmitter
Technical Data
Method
Single Beam Absorption Infrared
flow through sample method
Measurement range
0-2000 ppm
± 50 ppm or 3% of reading@25° C
Accuracy
Sensitivity
+/-20ppm
Applications
Intended for spaces unoccupied for
at least 4 hours, 2 days a week
Response Time 0-90% <2 minutes(sensor responce)
Warm-Up Time@25° C <2 minutes for full operating accuracy
Non Linearity
<1% of FS
+/-0,15% FS per ° C
Temp.Depence
Operation Conditions
+15...+32°C
0-95% RH non-condensing
Power
18-30 Vac RMS, 50/60 Hz-half-wave
recitified(dedicated)
1.75 VA maximum average power
3.25 VA peak power
Analogue output
0-10Vdc (source 100mA, Sink 10mA)
100ohm output impedance
Design Life
15 years typical
0,75-1 mm2 Removable Screw Term.
1 - Vout (Analogue 0-10Vdc outp.)
2 - Gnd (Ground)
3 - Vin (24Vac (+))
Calibration Interval
No Calibration Required
This product meets the demand of CE-approval
Duct
CDD
CDD
Features / Benefits
CO
gas sensor provides high accuracy in a
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2
compact low cost package
15 years of experience and reliability built in
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Gold-plated optical CO
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sensor life and durability
Gas permeable, water resistant diffusion filter
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prevents particulate and water contamination
of the sensor
Automatic self calibration software
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No Maintenace and Calibration Required
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Checks and adjusts its´calibration
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Economical and reliable
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Lifetime Calibration Guarantee
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Usage
CDW is a carbon dioxide transmitter to be used in
commercial environments.
Typical applications:
• office buildings
• conference rooms
• schools
• retail stores
CO
based Demand Controlled Ventilation (DCV) allows
2
for ventilation based on occupancy while still maintaining
ASHRAE recommended per-person ventilation rates.
Over-ventilation of buildings can be reduced, energy can
be saved and air quality can be optimized.
Ordering Code
CDD 10
Duct CO2 Transmitter 0-10Vdc 24Vac
Automatikprodukter
Jan.08
sensor increases
2
• restaurants
• gymnasiums
• theaters
• movie
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