Co2 monitoring

The quality of the air we breathe is an issue to which we must pay increasing attention. Air contains Co2, but an excess concentration of Co2 in our environment can impair lung capacity. As Co2 increases, the oxygen supply in our blood decreases.

As the percentage of Co2 in the ambient air increases, the body's difficulty in breathing increases, leading to symptoms such as headaches, impaired hearing, increased blood pressure and even more serious situations such as intoxication and unconsciousness.

A high concentration of Co2 in the environment also indicates overcrowding and insufficient air recirculation.

This is indirectly linked to the possibility of increased transmissibility of viruses and bacteria. Keeping a close eye on the quality of the air we breathe and ensuring that the Co2 present in the environment where we live, work, study does not exceed the alert level is crucial for our well-being and that of our loved ones.