RGBW and CO2 sensor testing

[Lauri 6]

I was playing around with RGBW and analog CO2 sensor.

Everything seems working very nicely and smoothly.

This CO2 sensor has 2 outputs, one is more accurate but another one should be alittle bit more stable.

I am using 1-5V output and 0-4V output. Both are showing similar ppm-s so I think they are good to go. Now I can control my ventilation according to the CO2 level in the living room.

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[robmac 173]

That looks great.

Where did you get the sensor?

[Krikroff 199]

robmac, if you zoom on the PCB you can read : www.senseair.com

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[Martin1337 0]

I was playing around with RGBW and analog

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Everything seems working very nicely and smoothly.

This CO2 sensor has 2 outputs, one is more accurate but another one should be alittle bit more stable.

I am using 1-5V output and 0-4V output. Both are showing similar ppm-s so I think they are good to go. Now I can control my ventilation according to the CO2 level in the living room.

Looks like an awesome project. Congrats.

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