Extech CO100 Desktop Indoor Air Quality Monitor User's Guide

This document introduces the Extech Meter Desktop Indoor Air Quality Monitor Model CO100, which is designed to measure the Carbon Dioxide (CO2) level and display it on the LCD screen. It also measures temperature, humidity, and time. The monitor provides three CO2 status indications: Good (0 to 800ppm), Normal (800 to 1200ppm), Poor (>1200ppm). An acoustic alarm sounds when the CO2 level exceeds a defined level. The meter is fully tested and calibrated and is expected to provide reliable service.


Extech CO100 Desktop Indoor Air Quality Monitor User's Guide - cover page
Brand
EXTECH
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
259 KB
Published
01 August, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
Model
CO100
MD5 checksum
11CC7CE5B3D4D7F3FDDDE41EEE2EE87D

About this manual

The Extech CO100 is a desktop indoor air quality monitor designed to measure Carbon Dioxide (CO2) levels, temperature, and humidity. It features an LCD display that shows readings in parts-per-million (ppm), degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit, and percentage relative humidity. The device includes status indications for Good, Normal, and Poor air quality levels.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Operation
  • Alarm Value Setting
  • Maintenance
  • Specifications

Specifications

CO2 Range0 to 9999ppm
Temperature Range-5°C to 50°C (23°F to 122°F)
Humidity Range0.1 to 90.0%
Sensor TypeNDIR (non-dispersive infrared)
Power Supply110V ~ 220V AC, output 6.0V DC = 500mA
Dimensions / Weight117x102x102mm (4.6x4x4"); 204g (7.2 oz.)

Frequently asked questions

What are the CO2 status indications?

The meter displays Good (0 to 800ppm), Normal (800 to 1200ppm), and Poor (>1200ppm).

How do I activate the alarm?

Press the Alarm button once to activate the Alarm mode, indicated by an icon on the LCD.

How long does the backlight stay on?

The backlight turns off automatically after 20 seconds of inactivity.

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