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Carlo Gavazzi CGESCO2D5SL duct-mounted CO2 sensor and switch with a 0–5000 ppm measuring range, single relay switching output, 15–35 V DC or 24 V AC supply and 200 mm probe for HVAC and ventilation control.
The Carlo Gavazzi CGESCO2D5SL is a reliable duct-mounted CO2 sensor and switch designed for carbon dioxide monitoring and ventilation control in HVAC and building automation systems. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi CGES environmental sensor series, it measures CO2 concentrations across a 0–5000 ppm range and provides a relay switching output for direct integration with ventilation and control equipment.
The sensor is designed to monitor carbon dioxide concentration within ventilation ductwork, allowing building control systems to respond when CO2 reaches the configured switching level. This makes it particularly useful for demand-controlled ventilation, where fresh-air supply can be controlled according to actual indoor air-quality requirements rather than operating continuously at maximum ventilation rates.
With a 0–5000 ppm CO2 measurement range, single relay switching output, 15–35 V DC or 24 V AC supply and 200 mm duct probe, the CGESCO2D5SL provides a practical solution for commercial and industrial ventilation control. Its dedicated duct-mounted format allows the sensing probe to be positioned directly within the airflow for representative CO2 monitoring.
Carbon dioxide concentration is commonly used as an indicator of occupancy and indoor air quality in buildings. Monitoring CO2 within ventilation ductwork allows an HVAC system to determine when additional fresh air is required, helping maintain suitable indoor conditions while supporting more efficient operation of ventilation equipment.
Unlike analogue-output versions of the CGES CO2 duct sensor, the CGESCO2D5SL provides a relay switching output. This enables the sensor to provide a switching signal when the applicable CO2 threshold is reached, making it suitable for controlling compatible fans, dampers, controllers or building management system inputs without requiring a continuously variable CO2 output signal.
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| Coil / Supply Voltage | 15–35 V DC | |
|---|---|---|
| Output Type | Relay | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | CGES Environmental Sensors | |
| Model | CGESCO2D5SL | |
| Product type | CO2 duct sensor / switch | |
| Measured parameter | Carbon dioxide (CO2) | |
| CO2 measuring range | 0–5000 ppm | |
| Output type | Relay switching output | |
| Number of relay outputs | 1 | |
| Supply voltage | 15–35 V DC / 24 V AC | |
| Probe length | 200 mm | |
| Mounting type | Duct mounting | |
| Application | HVAC, ventilation and building automation |
The CGESCO2D5SL is a duct-mounted CO2 sensor and switch designed to monitor carbon dioxide concentration and provide a relay switching signal for HVAC, ventilation and building automation applications.
The CGESCO2D5SL is designed for carbon dioxide measurement across a range of 0–5000 ppm.
The CGESCO2D5SL provides a single relay switching output, making it suitable for applications where ventilation or control equipment needs to respond to a CO2 switching condition.
The sensor is designed for a 15–35 V DC or 24 V AC supply, allowing integration with common HVAC and building automation power systems.
The CGESCO2D5SL is designed for duct mounting and incorporates a 200 mm probe that extends into the ventilation duct to monitor CO2 concentration within the airflow.
Carlo Gavazzi CGES environmental sensors provide dependable carbon dioxide monitoring for HVAC and building automation applications, with the CGESCO2D5SL combining a 5000 ppm measuring range, relay switching output and 200 mm duct probe for effective demand-controlled ventilation.
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