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ABCLogic™ Self Calibration Feature - Telaire Application Note

Use of CO2 to control ventilation is one of the fastest growing areas in building control. A primary reason for this growth is that the technology has now matured to the point where it is inexpensive, easy to use and reliable. Amphenol Advanced Sensors leads this trend with a number of unique innovations in its sensor design. This article explains a key patented feature of Amphenol Advanced Sensors’ technology called ABCLogic that enables CO2 sensors to automatically calibrate themselves once installed in the field. This feature eliminates one of the biggest concerns surrounding CO2 sensing… sensor drift and maintenance.

Telaire Application Note | AAS-930-145D

10/2014

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