NeuLog CO2 Logger Sensor

How is the indoor climate in the class room? How much CO₂ does a plant consume? Get answers to your questions using the CO₂ logger.

The CO₂ logger can be used for experiments in physics / chemistry, geography and biology, and it can be used both in the laboratory and in the field.

The data logger measures in ppm (parts per million), ie. total sample number of CO_2- molecules per million molecules.

NOTE: For the best result, the data logger should heat up to approx. half an hour before use: This is done by connecting the logger to the PC with a USB module or a battery module. Wait approx. 30 minutes and then press the button on the CO₂ directory for 3 seconds to calibrate the sensor. The calibration assumes a standard CO₂ concentration of 380 ppm in the open air.

You must at least use a USB module (for PC / Mac), a WiFi module and a battery module (for tablet / smartphone) or a battery module (in the field). These modules must be purchased separately. However, to get the most out of your CO₂ logs, our recommendations are that you buy the basic package, which contains all the most important NeuLog modules.

Specifications:
Brand name: NeuLog
Module number: NUL-220
The logger can be used in the range: 350-10,000 ppm
Solution: 1 ppm
Max. sampling frequency: 100 samples / sec.
Experiment Duration: 1 second to 31 days
Included: English User Guide , glass bottle for use by e.g. photosynthesis experiments