Re:How to Determine the Error of an Air Quality Sensor?
by Royce-CMR on Sunday April 14, 2024 @02:33PM
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Super fast reply from someone else - Yes, I have a standing air filter unit. If PPM went up I’d kick it into max gear.
(Now I have it running on very low continuously and it keeps PPM down)
The unit is rated for spaces 2x my square footage so on max it makes a quick improvement.
For CO2, minimize cooking / burning and kick on the air to attempt circulation. Worst case leave for a bit. (Used to be very sensitive to CO2 levels, it’s getting better).
(Now I have it running on very low continuously and it keeps PPM down)
The unit is rated for spaces 2x my square footage so on max it makes a quick improvement.
For CO2, minimize cooking / burning and kick on the air to attempt circulation. Worst case leave for a bit. (Used to be very sensitive to CO2 levels, it’s getting better).