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Carbon Dioxide: An Open Door Policy
- chillacy 8y agoI first heard about the subject from a gwern blog post, and I live in a pretty enclosed space so I bought this co2 monitor by netatmo (which is.. okay, I wanted more power user features), and I found co2 levels would rise from 400ppm to over 3000ppm, correlated with me waking up to turn on an exhaust fan next to my bed, and going back to sleep. I wonder if there’s a max co2 level at which you cannot sleep, or if it’s coincidence. A project I’d like to try is using a PID loop to control co2 levels in my room based on sensor data and fan control.