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The short term exposure limit for CO2 is 30,000ppm, continuous exposure limit is 5000ppm. Those are OSHA's numbers, so, conservative numbers. 1900ppm isn't a bi
by jtriangle 3y ago
The short term exposure limit for CO2 is 30,000ppm, continuous exposure limit is 5000ppm. Those are OSHA's numbers, so, conservative numbers. 1900ppm isn't a big deal, or anything to be concerned about unless you like being concerned about numbers on a graph (can't blame you, it's cool).
You should, however, do yourself a favor and set your alert threshold to at the lowest 5000ppm