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Huh? Really? Are you thinking of Carbon Monoxide detectors, perhaps? Sometimes these are incorrectly called "CO2 detectors".
by Reason077 4y ago
Huh? Really? Are you thinking of Carbon Monoxide detectors, perhaps? Sometimes these are incorrectly called "CO2 detectors".
- sampo 4y agoAppears to be true: > CO2 monitoring equipment should be provided in the apartment expected to be the main or principal bedroom in a dwelling where infiltrating air rates are less than 15m3/hr/m2 @ 50 Pa. https://www.gov.scot/publications/building-standards-2017-domestic/3-environment/314-ventilation/ https://www.gov.scot/publications/building-standards-2017-do... Well done, Scotland.
- pifm_guy 4y agoMonitoring equipment alone isn't really sufficient, unless it is hooked up to a fan or ventilation equipment to maintain a suitable level, and an alarm to alert if that level can't be maintained. If the law requires just monitoring equipment, then you know that in a utility cabinet somewhere will be a screen with the data on, that nobody ever looks at, and might as well not be there.
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