INDOOR CO2 MONITORING DEVICES
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Monitoring Devices for Schools, Offices, Residences, Businesses, Restaurants and Gyms - ONLY $169
"Carbon dioxide (CO2) monitoring can provide information on ventilation in a given space, which can be used to enhance protection against COVID-19 transmission."
- Centers for Disease Control, March 23, 2021
What is CO2?
Not to be confused with carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide, or CO2, is most commonly produced indoors by the air we exhale. When we inhale, air enters our lungs and oxygen from the air moves from our lungs to our blood. At the same time carbon dioxide, a waste gas, moves from our blood to the lungs and is exhaled.
CO2 levels can be used as a proxy to measure the amount of stagnant air indoors. There are many factors that affect CO2 levels including ventilation, amount of people, and length of time in an enclosed space.
Real-time Monitoring
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Levels are updated every 2 seconds and readings are displayed on the device
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Levels can be monitored remotely by enabling push notifications or by using the CO2 Check™ app (Coming Soon)
Portable
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Easily fits in purse or pocket
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70 mm x 54 mm x 25 mm
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1.9 ounces
Inexpensive
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$169
Accurate
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Uses cutting-edge technology to give precise CO2 readings
Rechargeable
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Battery lasts up to 12 hours when fully charged
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Rechargeable lithium-ion polymer technology provides the best performance for your device
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Lithium-ion polymer batteries weigh less, last longer, and charge more efficiently, eliminating the need for conventional batteries
There is an increased risk of airborne virus spread when CO2 levels exceed 1,000 parts per million (ppm).
Keeping indoor CO2 levels below 1,000 ppm helps ensure the air people breath is safe, clean and not stagnant, which in turn helps cut down on potential person-to-person airborne virus transmission.
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In indoor shared spaces, at 800 ppm, we breathe 1% shared air
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At 4,000 ppm, 10% of our air was exhaled by someone else
By opening the windows, improving the ventilation, using box or exhaust fans to pull in outside air, or just leaving the room, the CO2 levels can go down within minutes.
Be One of the First to Receive a CO2 Check™ Device
Now Accepting Pre-Orders
Reserve your CO₂ Check™ device for a deposit of only $50*.
*Deposit will be applied toward the cost of a CO₂ Check™ device.
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The CO2 Check™ device is equipped with an industry-leading Senseair CO2 sensor and uses nondispersive infrared technology (NDIR)
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The device constantly draws in air, measures the CO2 levels in the air, and updates the readings on the OLED display every 2 seconds
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The device has a range up to 10,000 ppm
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To accurately measure the CO2 levels in a room, the device should be placed at least 3 feet off the ground and at least 6 feet from windows or doors
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Measurements can be monitored remotely by enabling push notifications or by using the CO2 Check™ app (Coming Soon)
Studies have shown that the lower the levels of carbon dioxide (CO2), the less risk of transmission of airborne viruses, like SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19).
According to researchers there is an increased risk of airborne virus spread when CO2 levels exceed 1000 parts per million (ppm). Keeping indoor CO2 levels below that threshold helps ensure the air people breath is safe, clean and not stagnant, which in turn helps cut down on potential person-to-person airborne virus transmission.
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In indoor shared spaces, at 800 ppm, we breathe 1% shared air
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At 4,000 ppm, 10% of our air was exhaled by someone else
By opening the windows, improving the ventilation, using box or exhaust fans, or just leaving the room, the CO2 levels can go down within minutes.
Simple. Actionable. Easy to understand - and everyone can objectively determine how safe they are when indoors.
CO2 Check™ devices are innovative rechargeable, handheld, battery-powered, stand-alone wireless sensors for monitoring CO2 levels. Designed for use at home, in schools, offices or other indoor environments, the portable devices are simple to use and easy to operate and let you know when CO2 levels become unhealthy so users can take steps to mitigate CO2 levels and keep people safe.
Look for the official CO₂ Check™ logo at neighborhood businesses so you know who is monitoring their air and providing a safe and clean indoor environment for you, your family and your friends.
