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the problem is it's often not good enough I have seen tests with sensing devices which seemingly where good outside but then e.g. scaled wrongly being way of a
by dathinab 4y ago
the problem is it's often not good enough
I have seen tests with sensing devices which seemingly where good outside but then e.g. scaled wrongly being way of at higher CO2 levels (either way higher or way lower).
- Youden 4y agoI haven't seen that and I've deployed nearly 100 sensors. Perhaps you've left the auto calibration on? That's usually a recipe for disaster (and one that can be avoided by reading the datasheet).