Carbon Dioxide Sensors: Core Sensing Equipment for Industrial and Environmental Safety Monitoring
Carbon dioxide is a key indicator for evaluating the safety of confined spaces, the light environment of facility agriculture, and industrial production conditions. Continuous accumulation of CO₂ in confined environments can cause dizziness and even suffocation in personnel; its concentration in greenhouses directly determines the photosynthetic efficiency of crops; and in chemical and metallurgical processes, concentration changes can directly reflect the operating status of production equipment. Traditional manual sampling and testing suffers from latency and cannot achieve continuous monitoring around the clock. Carbon dioxide sensors mainly fall into two technical categories: NDIR (non-dispersive infrared) and electrochemical sensors. They are available in fixed transmitters and portable detectors, and are widely used in industrial security, smart agriculture, environmental research, and biomedicine. Measurement Principle and Core Advantages NDIR (non-dispersive infrared) technolo...