VOC Room sensor RLQ-W

The maintenance-free microprocessor-controlled room sensor with automatic calibration (can be deactivated via DIP switches) is used for determining the air quality based on a mixed gas sensor / VOC sensor. The measurement value is converted into a standard signal of 0-10 V or 4...20 mA.

Elegant enclosure made of plastic, with snap-on lid, base with 4-hole attachment, for installation on vertically or horizontally installed flush-mounted boxes, with predetermined breaking point for surface-mounted connection.

Version: RLQ-W

It is used

- For air quality measurement in offices, hotels, meeting rooms and convention centres, apartments, stores, and restaurants, etc.

- For quantitative evaluation of room air pollution with contaminating gases (cigarette smoke, body perspiration, exhaled breathing air, solvent vapours, emissions from building members and cleaning agents)

- For adjustable sensitivity regarding the maximum air contamination to be expected

- For room ventilation as-needed, enabled by air changes only taking place when air is polluted while conserving energy at the same time.

The sensor's service life depends on the type of burden and gas concentration and is more than 60 months under normal load conditions. The new design allows you to choose between three sensitivity ranges that are adjusted using DIP switches, giving you three measuring ranges:

LOW for low, MEDIUM (default) for medium, and HIGH for high VOC sensitivity. VOC is the abbreviation for volatile organic compounds. According to the definition by the World Health Organization WHO, VOC are organic substances with a boiling range from +60 to +250 °C. Examples of VOCs include compounds of the substance groups alkanes ⁄ alkenes, aromatic compounds, terpenes, halogenated hydrocarbons, esters, aldehydes, and ketones. There is a large number of naturally occurring VOCs, some of which are also released into the atmosphere in substantial quantities, e.g. terpenes and isoprene from forests.