GZAIR PT01 Smart Wi-Fi CO2 Meter with Smoke Alarm, Data Logger, Tabletop & Wall Mountable Carbon Dioxide Monitor, Temperature and Humidity, with Visual, Audible Alerts, Rechargeable Battery Included
$99
Wi-Fi Carbon Dioxide Meter with Smoke Alarm, Temperature and Humidity, Tabletop & Wall Mountable CO2 Monitor, with Visual, Audible Alerts, Alarm Logger
- CO2 Meter & Smoke Alarm in 1 unit with an audible alarm, LED lights reminder, Real-time notification on your Smartphone & Unit whenever an alarm is triggered, allows you to temporarily silence any annoying alarms caused by kitchen fumes, smoking, etc via the app or device
- NDIR CO2 Sensor delivers high accuracy and fast response, Photoelectric smoke alarm responds quickly with a loud 85-decibel siren sounds
- Protects during a power failure – It operates on a power source with 1400mAh rechargeable battery backup
- You can view up to 1 month of history reading with trend chart. All alert conditions are recorded in the alarm log.
- Simply installs the monitor on the wall where you need it, connect the device to the app, and the device is ready to use. The device is auto-calibrating every 24 hours after power on. The zero point of automatic calibration is 400ppm.
Mr. H –
Arrived in good condition. This is a fantastic creation. This is in my son’s room to provide me with some comfort. I put it to the test for smoke and it passed with flying colors. It also serves as a carbon dioxide detector, which is fantastic. You can use it with your phone, and it’s pretty simple to use. I don’t think anyone will have any problems with it. The screen is really bright. Overall, a fantastic product that performs as expected.
marie –
Love it but…. it beeps when I cook, or open the door to the furnace. It scares me to open up the doors. Not sure what all the displays say but when I see the CO2 monitor spike to 1400 I get scared. A little research told me when I cook or should I say burn things it will make the alarm go off. I love it. I have an old furnace and it leaked co2 in the house so we had to call the fire dept. This gives me piece of mind.