VOC Tag
VOC Tag
The VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) sensor is excellent for measuring indoor air quality. Elevated levels of VOCs can negatively affect well-being, comfort, and cognitive function. Typical sources of VOCs are cosmetics, detergents, and cleaning products containing alcohol or aldehydes, carpets, parquets, paints, and human and animal inhabitants. Measuring VOC levels can help increase ventilation efficiency, air purification, and awareness of sources of VOCs and indoor air pollution. More
Product code: 99.25.1659.3403
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The VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) sensor is excellent for measuring indoor air quality. Elevated levels of VOCs can negatively affect well-being, comfort, and cognitive function. Typical sources of VOCs are cosmetics, detergents, and cleaning products containing alcohol or aldehydes, carpets, parquets, paints, and human and animal inhabitants. Measuring VOC levels can help increase ventilation efficiency, air purification, and awareness of sources of VOCs and indoor air pollution. More
Product code: 99.25.1659.3403
Features
| Level | TVOC (ppb) | Hygienic Evaluation | Recommendation | Exposure Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 - Unhealthy | 2200 - 5500 | Unacceptable situation | Enter only in unavoidable situations / Intensive ventilation required | hours |
| 4 - Poor | 660 - 2200 | Serious issue | Intensive ventilation required / Ventilation necessary, identify pollution sources | < 1 month |
| 3 - Acceptable | 220 - 660 | Issue | Intensive ventilation required / Ventilation recommended, identify pollution sources | < 12 months |
| 2 - Good | 65 - 220 | No serious issue | Ventilation recommended | no limit |
| 1 - Excellent | 0 - 65 | No issue | Target value | no limit |