BZ25 CO2 Air Quality Monitor
Reliable measurement of the indoor air quality
Accurate and permanently stable NDIR measurement of carbon dioxide concentrations in the room air
We spend more than 90 % of our life indoors. Besides, with building structures growing closer and closer together, exhausting pollutants are increasingly impeded with noticeable consequences for the air quality.
Increased concentrations of carbon dioxide – even when they are still within the permissible limit values – can not only lead to fatigue, lapse of concentration or performance loss, but further cause serious health problems especially for children or enfeebled persons.
Using the BZ25, the indoor air quality can reliably be monitored – the ideal air quality monitor for use in work, living or children's rooms, class rooms, kindergartens or office and production environments.
Thanks to the accurate and permanently stable NDIR measurement method, the BZ25 in addition to air temperature and relative humidity also captures the current concentration of carbon dioxide in the room air and indicates these in steps of 1 ppm on the easily legible display.
Additionally, an individual CO2 alarm limit value can be defined, which when exceeded is indicated by means of an acoustic warning signal.
A practical additional function of the BZ25 is the CO2 indicator with simple icon presentation of a good, normal or unfortunate concentration of carbon dioxide in the room air on the large LCD display, which further shows time and date.
Automatic baseline calibration
The expected CO2 fresh air value is about 400 ppm (0.04 %vol) nowadays. The device assumes this value to be the lowest limit value (baseline). Over several days, a special algorithm now permanently checks the lowest CO2 value measured of the sensor over a preconfigured time interval and slowly corrects every long-term drift determined by comparison with the expected fresh air value of 400 ppm (or 0.04%vol) CO2. In normal indoor applications, the carbon dioxide level usually decreases almost to outdoor air level at some point during one week. By recording the values over a period of 8 days and then comparing the lowest value to the 400 pm point, the device determines whether or not it needs to adjust the zero point. This takes place fully automatically. The algorithm therefore makes use of the fact that the CO2 content in buildings and rooms regularly stabilises at a minimum for a certain period of time when they are not occupied. In rooms that are continuously occupied or where there is a constantly increased CO2 concentration (e.g. in greenhouses), this principle of automatic balancing therefore does not work.
The comfort chart indicates the feel-good climate range
As illustrated in this comfort chart (according to Leusden and Freymark), we feel most comfortable at temperatures between 20 and 22 °C and a relative humidity of 40 to 60 %.
Climate conditions beyond these values are perceived as unpleasant by most people. Moreover, too high humidity levels can cause the most varied types of damage. Often, the first visible warning signs are damp articles of clothing, a musty smell and stained walls (mould stains) or sprouting potatoes in basements. For example, did you know that mould can already form at 70 % humidity – and rust at just 60 %? If it is not controlled, the humidity level in a room can fluctuate significantly and rarely reaches the ideal values on its own – and it additionally also depends on the season and climatic conditions outdoors.
With the indoor climate monitoring unit you can easily keep an eye on the temperature and humidity level.
Special features
Simultaneous display of CO2 values, room temperature, humidity, date and time
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A few practical benefits:
- Accurate and permanently stable NDIR measurement of carbon dioxide concentrations in the room air
- Simultaneous display of CO2 values, room temperature, humidity, date and time
- Minimum and maximum value function for CO2, air temperature and humidity
- Automatic Baseline Calibration
- Carbon dioxide alarm function with acoustic alarm signal for freely definable limit values
- Additional symbolic CO2 indicator display
- Large backlit display with easily legible measured value indication
- Free standing or wall mounted
- Optimum price-performance-ratio
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CO2-Luftqualitätsmonitor BZ25
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Technical data
| Technical data | ||
|---|---|---|
| General information | ||
| Article number | 3.510.205.014 | |
| Air temperature [°C] | ||
| Min. measuring range | Air temperature [°C] | -5 | |
| Max. measuring range | Air temperature [°C] | 50 | |
| Resolution [°C] | 0.1 | |
| Accuracy ± | Air temperature [°C] | 1 | |
| Air temperature [°F] | ||
| Min. measuring range | Air temperature [°F] | 23 | |
| Max. measuring range | Air temperature [°F] | 122 | |
| Resolution [°F] | 0.1 | |
| Accuracy ± | Air temperature [°F] | 1.8 | |
| Relative humidity (%) | ||
| Min. measuring range | Relative humidity [%] | 0.1 | |
| Max. measuring range | Relative humidity [%] | 99.9 | |
| Resolution | Relative humidity [%] | 0.1 | |
| Accuracy ± [% r.F.] | 5 | |
| Carbon dioxide (ppm) | ||
| Carbon dioxide sensor | NDIR sensor (non-dispersive infrared) | |
| Min. measuring range | Carbon dioxide [ppm] | 0 | |
| Max. measuring range | Carbon dioxide [ppm] | 9,999 | |
| Accuracy | Carbon dioxide [ppm] | 75 | |
| Accuracy | Carbon dioxide [%] | 5 | |
| Resolution | Carbon dioxide [ppm] | 1 | |
| Display | ||
| LCD | ||
| Monochrome | ||
| Device control | ||
| Push buttons | ||
| Housing design | ||
| Plastics | ||
| Power supply | ||
| External (power adapter) | ||
| Connection plug | Eurostecker EN50075 | |
| Ambient conditions | ||
| Operation - min. temperature [°C] | -5 | |
| Operation - max. temperature [°C] | 50 | |
| Operation approx. - max. relative humidity (non-condensing) [%] | 90 | |
| Storage - min. temperature [°C] | -5 | |
| Storage - max. temperature [°C] | 50 | |
| Storage - max. relative humidity (non-condensing) [%] | 90 | |
| Dimensions | ||
| Length (packaging excluded) [mm] | 90 | |
| Width (packaging excluded) [mm] | 110 | |
| Height (packaging excluded) [mm] | 98 | |
| Weight | ||
| (packaging excluded) [kg] | 0.19 | |
| Standard scope of delivery | ||
|---|---|---|
| Standard scope of delivery | ||
| Measuring device | ||
| Power adapter | ||
| Operating manual | ||
| Battery(-ies) | ||
| Storage case | ||
| Factory test certificate | ||
| Ascertainable measured values and functions | ||
|---|---|---|
| Internal sensors | ||
| Relative humidity [%] | ||
| Carbon dioxide [ppm] | ||
| Air temperature [°C] | ||
| Air temperature [°F] | ||
| Functions and features | ||
| Minimum value display | ||
| Maximum value display | ||
| Measured value hold function | ||
| Automatic Baseline Calibration | ||
| Switching function °C/°F | ||
| Backlit display | ||
| CO2acoustic alarm function | ||
| CO2sensor | ||
| Feel-good indication | ||
| Date | ||
| Time | ||
standard equipment
optionally available
not available