CO SCO sensor, designed according to the European standard EN 50545-1 and certified UNE 23300.

The sensor is designed to work with all models of COsensor plants, both conventional (CCO and MiniCO models) and addressable (ZafirCO). In this sense, the sensor, when the control panel is turned on, recognizes the model and adapts its communication to the one required by it.

The detector sensor is based on electrochemical technology that allows it to respond appropriately to CO concentrations in the environment and send this information to the control panel. In this way, the control panel will act appropriately by activating the necessary ventilations and alarms.

The sensor also contains a red LED that in normal operation flashes every 10 seconds approximately. Connected to conventional power plants, the flashing is double to indicate that a concentration of 50 ppm of CO has been reached, and remains fixed when the concentration reaches 200 ppm of carbon monoxide (CO). Connected to addressable control panels, the flashing is double when the concentration read by the sensor is equal to or higher than the ventilation level programmed in the zone, and fixed when the reading is equal to or higher than the alarm level also programmed in the zone.

CO sensors should be distributed throughout the enclosure in accordance with installation standards/regulations. A recommended coverage for these devices can be between 200 and 300 m2, placing them at a height of between 1.5 and 2 m from the ground.

In addressable plants with the maintenance mode activated, the operation of the sensors can be easily checked by observing how their LED flashes when confronted with the test gas.

The philosophy and mode of operation of the equipment is based on a design according to EN 50545-1, using diffusion sensors with factory calibration to operate during its entire operating life, and certified UNE 23300.