26-04-2021, 14:13
Hello,
I am not going to venture into an area I know very little about.
But one thing stands out to me: the operating temperature range: 0° - 50°.
The sensor is designed for indoor use, i.e. with lower humidity levels, especially here in Portugal.
Its design and operating range is similar to the MH-Z14.
One thing I don't understand: Why do you want to "correct" for humidity?
In the field we are concerned with, this seems to me to be counterproductive, as humidity is water vapour and therefore composed of oxygen.
Yes? No?
I am not going to venture into an area I know very little about.
But one thing stands out to me: the operating temperature range: 0° - 50°.
The sensor is designed for indoor use, i.e. with lower humidity levels, especially here in Portugal.
Its design and operating range is similar to the MH-Z14.
One thing I don't understand: Why do you want to "correct" for humidity?
In the field we are concerned with, this seems to me to be counterproductive, as humidity is water vapour and therefore composed of oxygen.
Yes? No?