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EE872

For the measurement of CO2 concentration, relative humidity, temperature, and ambient pressure. The heated versions of the EE872 are suitable for high humidity, condensing environments.

Description

Key Features

    • VIDEO:  Overview of the EE872  (YouTube)
    • 4 in 1: CO2, RH, T and p measurement
    • Heated versions for high humidity, condensing conditions
    • Dual wavelength NDIR CO2 measuring principle
    • CO2 measuring range up to 50,000 ppm
    • T and p compensation with on-board sensors
    • Replaceable sensing module
    • IP65 protection class
    • Low power consumption
    • Excellent long-term stability
    • High insensitivity to pollution
    • Analogue output or Modbus RTU
    • User configurable and adjustable

     The EE872 incorporates the E+E dual wavelength NDIR CO2 sensor, which automatically compensates for aging effects, is highly insensitive to pollution, and ensures excellent long-term stability. The multi-point CO2 and temperature adjustment lead to outstanding measurement accuracy. The RH sensing element with E+E proprietary coating is suitable even for aggressive and corrosive environments.  Besides CO2, the EE872 also measures relative humidity (RH), temperature, and ambient pressure (p). Additionally, the devices also calculated the dew point temperature (Td).  The heated versions of the EE872 are suitable even for high humidity and condensing environment. The IP65 enclosure and the PTFE filter cap offer excellent protection in a polluted environment. With a catalytic filter cap, the EE872 is also appropriate for applications with periodical H2O2 sterilization.  The CO2 measured data is available simultaneously on the analog voltage and current outputs. Depending on the EE872 version, the RS485 interface with Modbus RTU protocol also offers the RH, T, p, or Td data.  The free EE-PCS Product Configuration Software, together with an optional adapter cable, facilitates the configuration and adjustment of the EE872.