Vallox SE carbon dioxide sensor

The Vallox SE carbon dioxide sensor automatically boosts the ventilation when the carbon dioxide level of the indoor air increases. This keeps the air fresh and oxygen-rich, protecting the residents against headaches and fatigue caused by a low oxygen level.

In the home, a bedroom is the primary installation site for the carbon dioxide sensor. The sensor ensures that the air in the bedroom remains fresh throughout the night to ensure a good night’s sleep for the residents. In the morning, when people leave their bedroom and the carbon dioxide content decreases, the efficiency of ventilation also decreases.

The carbon dioxide content of indoor air also increases easily when there are many guests in the house. In such circumstances, a sensor located in the living area may boost the ventilation when necessary. The carbon dioxide sensor is also suitable for premises such as schools and offices, in which the number of people present may vary greatly.

Depending on the model of the unit, two to five SE carbon dioxide sensors may be connected to one ventilation unit. The maximum number of sensors connectable to each unit can be found in the unit manual.

The Vallox SE air quality sensors are maintenance-free and require no calibration. They can also be retrofitted on all Vallox SE models.

Also read about the Vallox SE humidity sensor that boosts the automation of ventilation.