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Carlo Gavazzi ESCOD5VM is a duct-mounted electrochemical carbon monoxide transmitter with a 0–500 ppm measuring range, 0–10 V analogue output and RS485 Modbus communication for HVAC and building automation systems.
The Carlo Gavazzi ESCOD5VM is a reliable duct-mounted carbon monoxide (CO) transmitter designed for continuous gas monitoring in HVAC, ventilation and building automation applications. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi environmental sensor range, it combines an electrochemical CO sensing element with analogue voltage output and digital communication for integration into modern control systems.
The ESCOD5VM measures carbon monoxide concentration across a 0–500 ppm range and provides a standard 0–10 V analogue output. Its duct-mounted configuration enables direct monitoring of air flowing through ventilation and HVAC ductwork, making it suitable for applications where CO concentration must be measured as part of an automated ventilation or environmental monitoring system.
In addition to its analogue voltage output, the ESCOD5VM incorporates RS485 Modbus communication for integration with compatible building management and automation networks. It operates from 8–35 V DC or 12–30 V AC, features an M12 plug connection and uses a robust plastic housing with IP65 enclosure protection.
Carbon monoxide transmitters provide continuous measurement of CO concentration and allow ventilation or building management systems to respond when gas levels change. Duct-mounted transmitters are particularly useful for monitoring air moving through HVAC and ventilation systems, where measurement data can be incorporated into automated control and alarm strategies.
The ESCOD5VM combines a 0–10 V analogue signal with RS485 Modbus communication, enabling it to work with both conventional analogue inputs and compatible digital automation networks. Its electrochemical sensing element and 0–500 ppm measuring range make it suitable for monitoring carbon monoxide within commercial and industrial ventilation applications.
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| Connection | M12 connector | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Model | ESCOD5VM | |
| Product type | Carbon monoxide transmitter | |
| Measured gas | Carbon monoxide (CO) | |
| Sensing technology | Electrochemical | |
| Mounting type | Air duct mounting | |
| CO measuring range | 0–500 ppm | |
| Accuracy | ±3% | |
| Analogue output | 0–10 V | |
| Communication | RS485 Modbus | |
| Power supply | 8–35 V DC / 12–30 V AC | |
| Supply current | 60 mA | |
| Electrical connection | M12 plug | |
| Housing material | Plastic | |
| Housing protection rating | IP65 | |
| Sensing element protection rating | IP20 | |
| Operating temperature | 0 to +50 °C | |
| Housing width | 80 mm | |
| Housing height | 80 mm |
The ESCOD5VM measures carbon monoxide (CO) concentration across a 0–500 ppm range for HVAC, ventilation and building automation applications.
The ESCOD5VM uses an electrochemical carbon monoxide sensing element to measure CO concentration.
The transmitter provides a standard 0–10 V analogue voltage output for connection to compatible HVAC controllers, PLCs and building management systems.
Yes. The ESCOD5VM includes RS485 Modbus communication, enabling CO measurement data to be integrated into compatible digital building and industrial automation networks.
The ESCOD5VM is designed for air-duct mounting, allowing it to monitor carbon monoxide concentration in airflow passing through HVAC and ventilation ductwork.
The transmitter operates from 8–35 V DC or 12–30 V AC, providing flexibility for common HVAC and building automation power systems.
The transmitter's plastic housing provides IP65 protection, while the sensing element is rated IP20.
Carlo Gavazzi environmental transmitters provide practical sensing and communication solutions for HVAC, ventilation and building automation systems, helping engineers integrate carbon monoxide measurements into analogue and networked environmental control applications.
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