The S8 Miniature 10,000 ppm (1%) Sensor 004-0-0013 (formerly known as SE-0119) is designed to be used as a safety switch for indoor fresh air control and alarm applications like portable heaters or fresh air ventilation in cars.
Features
Low Power, Small Footprint Design
Individually Calibrated
Automatic Background Calibration (ABC)
Industry-Standard UART Communication
Models 004-0-0013: S8 10,000 ppm CO2 Sensor - pinless design for integration into high-volume OEM products. Contact us directly for wholesale pricing on large quantities of this sensor. CM-0177: S8 10,000 ppm CO2 Sensor Development Kit - Contact us directly for wholesale pricing on large quantities of this product. CM-200: Sensor Development Kit - Easy to use, simply plug the sensor into the PCB and plug it into your PC via USB. Use our free GasLab® software to measure and graph carbon dioxide or use our library of source code on GitHub to build your own application or for OEM batch testing/configuratio
n. Order the sensor(s) on this page, then order the Devkit here.
The S8 Miniature 10,000 ppm (1%) Sensor 004-0-0013 (formerly known as SE-0119) is designed to be used as a safety switch for indoor fresh air control and alarm applications like portable heaters or fresh air ventilation in cars.
Features
- Low Power, Small Footprint Design
- Individually Calibrated
- Automatic Background Calibration (ABC)
- Industry-Standard UART Communication
Models
- 004-0-0013: S8 10,000 ppm CO2 Sensor - pinless design for integration into high-volume OEM products. Contact us directly for wholesale pricing on large quantities of this sensor.
- CM-0177: S8 10,000 ppm CO2 Sensor Development Kit - Contact us directly for wholesale pricing on large quantities of this product.
- CM-200: Sensor Development Kit - Easy to use, simply plug the sensor into the PCB and plug it into your PC via USB. Use our free GasLab® software to measure and graph carbon dioxide or use our library of source code on GitHub to build your own application or for OEM batch testing/configuration. Order the sensor(s) on this page, then order the Devkit here.
