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Carlo Gavazzi ESCO2W5V is a wall-mounted NDIR CO2 transmitter with a 0–5000 ppm measuring range and 0–10 V analogue output for HVAC, indoor air quality and building automation systems.
The Carlo Gavazzi ESCO2W5V is a reliable wall-mounted carbon dioxide (CO2) transmitter designed for continuous indoor air quality monitoring in HVAC, ventilation and building automation systems. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi ESCO2 environmental sensor series, it uses non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) sensing technology to measure CO2 concentration in occupied spaces and controlled environments.
The ESCO2W5V provides a wide 0–5000 ppm CO2 measuring range together with a standard 0–10 V analogue voltage output. This allows straightforward connection to compatible building management systems, HVAC controllers, PLC analogue inputs and other automation equipment without requiring a digital communications network.
Designed specifically for wall mounting, the ESCO2W5V is well suited to offices, schools, commercial buildings and other environments where CO2 concentration is used to assess ventilation demand. It operates from a 12–36 V DC or 24 V AC supply and features a compact IP54 plastic housing with an M12 electrical connection for convenient installation.
Carbon dioxide concentration is widely used as an indicator of occupancy-related ventilation demand in commercial and public buildings. The Carlo Gavazzi ESCO2W5V continuously measures CO2 concentration within the occupied space, allowing HVAC controllers and building management systems to adjust ventilation according to actual air quality conditions.
The transmitter converts the measured CO2 concentration into a standard 0–10 V analogue signal, making it easy to integrate with compatible control equipment. This makes the ESCO2W5V particularly suitable for demand-controlled ventilation systems designed to maintain indoor air quality while avoiding unnecessary ventilation and associated energy consumption.
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| IP Rating | IP54 | |
|---|---|---|
| Connection | M12 connector | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | ESCO2 Environmental Sensors | |
| Model | ESCO2W5V | |
| Product type | CO2 transmitter | |
| Measured parameter | Carbon dioxide (CO2) | |
| Sensing principle | Non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) | |
| Measured medium | Air | |
| Measuring range | 0–5000 ppm CO2 | |
| Analogue output | 0–10 V | |
| Communication | None | |
| Mounting type | Wall mounting | |
| Power supply | 12–36 V DC or 24 V AC | |
| Housing material | Plastic | |
| Protection rating | IP54 | |
| Operating temperature | 0–50 °C | |
| Electrical connection | M12 plug | |
| Housing width | 80 mm | |
| Housing height | 80 mm | |
| Housing depth | 38 mm |
The ESCO2W5V is designed for wall-mounted carbon dioxide monitoring in HVAC, building automation, demand-controlled ventilation and indoor air quality applications.
The transmitter measures carbon dioxide concentrations across a range of 0–5000 ppm CO2.
The ESCO2W5V provides a standard 0–10 V analogue voltage output for connection to compatible HVAC controllers, PLC analogue inputs and building management systems.
The transmitter uses non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) sensing technology to measure carbon dioxide concentration in the surrounding air.
No. The ESCO2W5V is the 0–10 V wall-mounted version without communication. ESCO2W5VM is the corresponding version with RS485 Modbus communication.
Carlo Gavazzi ESCO2 environmental sensors provide dependable carbon dioxide monitoring for HVAC and building automation systems, combining NDIR sensing technology with standard analogue interfaces for effective indoor air quality and demand-controlled ventilation applications.
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