I have an interesting problem. Our apartment lacks adequate ventilation and our co2 levels are always very high. I have a monitors in multiple rooms and at night with the door closed our bedroom is around 1600-2000+ppm. The recommended levels are under 1000ppm. For adults its not great, but my wife and I are expecting our first in March. Prolonged co2 levels above 1500ppm increased risk potential cognitive effects and 2000ppm is very unhealthy for infants. There aren't any laws or regulations around residential indoor air quality, so the apartment complex doesn't have to remedy the situation.

#CO2 #IndoorAir #AirQuality #CO2Monitoring #HRV #HVAC #DIY #ApartmentLiving #homeassistant

Heute im H&M und im C&A gewesen. Beide hatten CO2 bei unter 700ppm.
Davor waren wir kurz in einem Nagelstudio und danach im Supermarkt.

#CO2monitoring #Aranet

MicroCarb, le microsatellite européen conçu à Toulouse, est lancé le 26 juillet au petit matin : voici comment

Le premier satellite européen capable de mesurer le CO2 sera mis sur orbite depuis la base spatiale de Kourou (Guyane) d'ici quelques jours. MicroCarb a été conçu à Toulouse (Haute-Garonne) par les équipes du CNES (centre...

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Did you know? High CO2 levels in your workspace can make you feel sluggish, impair your focus, and lower productivity. Let’s talk about why keeping CO2 and PM (particulate matter) levels low is crucial for your brain and overall health. 🧠🌬️

When CO2 levels rise, your brain gets less oxygen. This can lead to headaches, fatigue, and poor decision-making. Keeping CO2 below 1000 ppm is key for a sharp mind and better performance at work! 💡 #AirQuality

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currently most measurements are in Germany. But let's change that.
The surprising finding so far, is that the HVAC-systems in various supermarkets in Germany have wildly different settings for drawing in fresh air.

My phone is a dumb phone with actual buttons and T9, so I can't use the app. But maybe you can?

#Aranet4 #CO2monitoring

in case you hadn't heard about it yet: there's an app, that will take your CO2-measurements and put them on a map for all to see.
https://indoorco2map.com

"Anyone who has a mobile phone and a supported mobile CO2-Monitor can participate in the data collection. Currently only the most widespread Device, the Aranet4 is supported but it is planned to support the Airvalent and Inkbird as soon as August."
https://indoorco2map.com/about.html

#CovidIsNotOver #IndoorAir #Aranet4 #CO2monitoring

Indoor-CO₂ Atlas

paediatrician's office has terrible ventilation and no windows open.
Good thing they didn't want to see the kiddo and just gave me another prescription for a bottle of amoxicillin.
#CO2monitoring #IndoorAir #IAQ

#AranetCover #Aranet4 #CO2monitoring #IndoorAir
#CovidIsNotOver

I've added pictures to the instructions.
If you don't want to sew you can really make this out of cardboard and tape, or just felt.

http://friederike.wunschik.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/AranetCover.pdf

I am planning a new project.

https://github.com/the-butcher/MOTH.CO2.2

#co2 #IndoorAir #CO2monitoring

Edit: to be clear, I am planning on making one of these. But the plans are by Hannes Fleischer.

GitHub - the-butcher/MOTH.CO2.2: CO₂ sensor built from commercially available electronic parts combined with 3D printed housing parts

CO₂ sensor built from commercially available electronic parts combined with 3D printed housing parts - the-butcher/MOTH.CO2.2

GitHub