Our solution - For your well-being
Did you know that a CO² concentration of 0.08% already impairs well-being, concentration and performance? The recommended maximum value of 0.1 % is very often exceeded with today’s building standards and the high tightness of building envelopes.
In cooperation with Jost Electric Services GmbH we have found a solution for an optimal climate in our premises. With the CO² sensors from GIRA we reliably measure and control temperature, humidity and carbon dioxide concentration. Whether in our library or the gym – we ensure even better air conditions in all common areas.
How our measuring devices work
Too much carbon dioxide is often perceived by many people indoors and in buildings only as „stale air“, because this can only be measured and detected by measuring devices or other aids. Although it has immense effects on human health and well-being, people do not consciously perceive too high a concentration in the air they breathe. Signs can be a drop in performance, concentration problems, headaches and other symptoms. With our new CO² sensors, we counteract this.
If the CO² concentration is in the normal range, the symbol lights up green. If the value approaches the maximum, it changes to red. A signal tone sounds, recommending that the room be ventilated. If ventilation has been carried out and the appropriate room air has been restored, the symbol changes back to green.
CO² room sensors from GIRA
The carbon dioxide sensors not only measure the current CO² value using the latest IR measurement technology, but are also equipped with an air humidity and room temperature controller.Thus, these ensure in all areas that when certain limit values are exceeded, for example, windows must be opened, fans switched on or heating and air conditioning systems regulated.
How is CO² measured?
Carbon dioxide and other gases composed of two or more different atoms absorb infrared (IR) radiation in characteristic and unique ways. These gases are detectable with IR instruments. Water vapor, methane, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide are gases that can be measured with an IR sensor.
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