[For Medical Institutions] CO2/Temperature/Humidity/Differential Pressure Sensor Module

Adoption of NDIR method! Monitoring air quality in medical settings.

In infection control at medical institutions, it is important to understand the quality of the indoor air environment and to ensure proper ventilation. An increase in CO2 concentration suggests insufficient ventilation, which may increase the risk of infection. Additionally, managing temperature and humidity also affects the survival duration of viruses and the comfort of patients. The EE895 allows for simultaneous measurement of CO2, temperature, humidity, and differential pressure, enabling the development of appropriate ventilation plans based on this information. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Patient rooms - Waiting rooms - Operating rooms - Intensive care units - Examination rooms 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Improvement of air quality through visualization of CO2 concentration, temperature, humidity, and differential pressure - Reduction of infection risk - Enhanced comfort for patients and staff - Energy savings through optimization of ventilation efficiency

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