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Digital CO2 probe, cable-connected, including temperature and humidity sensor, enables evaluation of carbon dioxide concentration, air humidity and air temperature for indoor climate checks. Wet-bulb temperature, dew point and absolute humidity are calculated simultaneously. Integrated absolute-pressure measurement provides air-density compensation to support accurate results in offices, production areas and storage facilities. The probe connects to a compatible Testo multifunction measuring instrument (ordered separately) via the cable fixed to the handle. A button on the probe stores individual measured values directly in the instrument, and the structured long-term measurement menu supports intuitive definition of measuring time and cycle so that changes in room air quality can be tracked reliably. A universal handle accepts interchangeable probe heads, allowing more applications with less equipment and future sensor replacement without withdrawing the base instrument from service; only the probe head is submitted for calibration. An optional Bluetooth handle can be ordered where wireless transmission up to 20 m is preferred. CO2 concentration is regarded as a principal indicator of indoor air quality and should as a rule remain below 1000 ppm. Pack size 1 pc; net weight 0,5 kg.
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CO? probe, digital, wired, including, temperature/ humidity sensor is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Testo for laboratory use. It sits in Temperature probes & sensors, inside Temperature measurement, in Lab instruments.
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