Functional OverviewMF420-IR-CTF \"Climate Guardian\" is a networked portable sensor system. It measures important parameters of indoor air, including: CO2 content, relative humidity and temperature. There is an integrated microprocessor to monitor the signal and convert the measured signal to TCP/IP interface output. \"Climate Guardian\" has its own network server, and users can read its measurement information through the network. In addition, it can also convert the data into MODBUSTCP/IP protocol. People can use specific configuration software, which can be configured by computer, LAN or Internet. We can use a computer and import software to classify the data of Climate Guardian into a computer EXCEL table. Users can analyze and use these data to control downstream air conditioners or fans according to these specifications. \"Climate Guardian\" is an accurate but very cheap dual-beam CO2 measurement system. It detects the CO2 content in the air to show the air quality. This system was developed by J.Dittrich and contains a new digital algorithm. It can measure the absolute content of CO2 in the air environment. It is compact, rugged and easy to install. In use and practice, it has shown that the full measurement range is linear. In addition, the ClimateGuard includes a temperature sensor (sideband) and a humidity meter (polymer capacitor). The relay can be controlled via a network switch. The housing is encapsulated in plastic and is suitable for wall mounting. The system monitor continuously monitors its own functions and reports hardware and software faults. The system is powered by 48V DC and the measured data can be transmitted via Ethernet. Since the system has its own Internet server, it can work independently of other servers or PCs. In addition, the measured data can be read or displayed without any additional system. The device is generally maintenance-free. If calibration is required, please contact a professional.
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