The WIN Smart Duct Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Sensor with Analog Output (AOV/AOC) is an advanced solution for precisely monitoring CO2 levels in duct systems. Designed to optimize air quality and energy efficiency, this sensor is perfect for a wide range of applications, including HVAC systems, industrial environments, and smart building solutions.

Key features include:

1. CO2 Measurement Range: Accurately detects CO2 levels from 0 to 40,000 ppm, providing real-time and reliable data to ensure effective air quality management.
2. Analog Output Options: Offers both analog voltage (AOV) and analog current (AOC) output, ensuring seamless integration into building automation systems and existing infrastructures.
3. Stable Power Supply: Operates on 12-24V DC, ensuring reliable performance and flexibility for a variety of applications.
4. Easy Installation: Designed for quick and easy installation, making it suitable for both commercial and industrial systems focused on maintaining optimal indoor air quality and energy efficiency.

The WIN Smart Duct CO2 Sensor with AOV/AOC plays a critical role in managing indoor air quality, helping businesses, building managers, and industrial facilities to optimize ventilation, reduce energy consumption, and ensure a safe and comfortable indoor environment.

Key Features:

1. Accurate CO2 Monitoring: Detects carbon dioxide levels from 0 to 40,000 ppm for precise data.
2. Flexible Output Options: Provides both analog voltage (AOV) and analog current (AOC) outputs, ensuring compatibility with existing systems.
3. Reliable Power Source: Operates on 12-24V DC, offering dependable performance.
4. Durable and Easy Installation: Built for easy integration into both commercial and industrial applications.

Applications:

1. HVAC Systems: Ideal for managing air quality in HVAC and ventilation systems by ensuring optimal CO2 levels.
2. Industrial Environments: Used for air quality monitoring in factories, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities.
3. Smart Building Systems: Integrated into smart building systems for automated control of ventilation and energy efficiency.
4. Energy Efficiency Optimization: Helps in controlling energy consumption by ensuring that ventilation is active only when necessary.