Carbon Dioxide Monitoring Systems

A wide range of monitors designed for ease of installation and continuous monitoring even in the event of a mains failure. We offer a number of different repeater panels covering every scenario from single monitor to 64 channel requirements. Wessington can offer a full design and installation service for every type of system. The system is modular in design to allow easy build up of different modules to suit every requirement. Systems can also be expanded on site retrospectively if requirements should change.

Oxygen deficiency monitors should not be used for the detection of carbon dioxide gas.

QPM4400
The QPM4400 is a personal Carbon Dioxide monitor which continuously monitors  the concentration of CO2 in the surrounding air and provides both visual and audible alarms in the event of excess CO2.

QFM440
Simple, easy to install, modular wall mounted carbon dioxide  monitor based around an infra-red sensor. It continuously monitors the concentration of CO2 in the surrounding air and provides both visual and audible alarms when CO2 goes above pre-set levels.

QRD440
Single channel alarm repeater unit to be fitted outside the entrance door to the monitored room. The panel will repeat all the main monitor alarms and is fitted with an analogue display to show the actual CO2 level in the monitored room. The unit is battery powered (replace every two years) and  connects to the the QFM440 monitor via a single lead supplied.
 

QRL440
Single or multiple channel alarm repeater unit to be fitted outside the entrance door to the monitored room. The panel will repeat all the main monitor alarms and is fitted with relay interfaces to allow connection to extraction fans and BMS monitoring systems.

QBA100
Single channel traffic light repeater unit to be located outside the entrance door to the monitored room. The repeater unit will show the user in a very  clear manner (Green/Amber/Red) the status of the room. Unit also includes audible alarm  

QTS44I
The QTS44I monitors the CO2 concentration in the air surrounding its sensor. This concentration is displayed on an analogue display. The sensor is fitted with a 5 metre long lead to allow it to be lowered into confined spaces.   

Download CO2 Data Sheet