Carbon dioxide sensor CO2 detection transmitter for Greenhouse agricultural output 4-20mA/RS485

NBL-W-CO2 carbon dioxide sensor adopts imported sensor chip, which is used to detect the concentration of CO2 in various environments, and has the characteristics of high precision and good stability. 

The signal transmitter adopts advanced integrated circuit modules, which can output voltage, current and other signals according to the different needs of users. The instrument is small in size, easy to install, and reliable in performance; it adopts proprietary line, which has good linearity, strong load capacity, long transmission distance and strong anti-interference ability. This product can be widely used in the detection of carbon dioxide concentration in office buildings, public places, greenhouses, production plants and other places.

technical parameter：                     

Range: 0～5000ppm

Accuracy: ±(50ppm+3% reading)

Resolution: 1ppm

Power supply mode: 

□ DC 12V-24V

□ Other

Output form: 

□ Current: 4～20mA

□ RS485

□ Other

Instrument cable length: 

□ Standard: 2.5 meters

□Other

Load resistance: Current type: RL≤250Ω

Working temperature: -10℃～50℃

Relative humidity: 0～100%

Product weight: 140g

Product power consumption: 0.2W

Calculation formula：

Current type (4～20mA output):

C=(I-4)/16 × 5000

(C is the measured carbon dioxide concentration value (ppm), I is the output current (mA))

In the field of smart agriculture, the carbon dioxide content directly affects the growth of crops, too much or too little carbon dioxide will have certain effects on the crops. When the carbon dioxide is sufficient, it can ensure the healthy growth of vegetables, make the chlorophyll content rise, the leaves are dark green and shiny; make them bloom early, less flowers and fruits fall, the leaf and branch growth is healthy, the fruit is correct, early market, and the yield is high.

Therefore, carbon dioxide sensors play a huge role in smart agriculture. Carbon dioxide sensors can control the content of carbon dioxide in the air and provide a good environment for crops.