BZ30 CO₂ Air Quality Data Logger: ‘CO₂ traffic light’ and acoustic warning signal indicate when ventilation is needed in cold rooms.

As advised by renowned epidemiologists, consistent ventilation of rooms helps to minimise the risk of corona virus infection. The BZ30 CO₂ air quality data logger, which is finally available again, provides a reliable indication of when it is time to open wide windows and doors in schools and offices. Like a CO₂ traffic light, the device shows the current CO₂ concentration at a glance and thus also demonstrates the potentially increased risk of infection due to a lack of fresh air. It also warns the user with an unmissable acoustic signal.

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BZ25 CO₂ Air Quality Monitor: reliable measurement of indoor air quality including a ‘’CO₂ traffic light’’ and an acoustic warning signal.

Increased carbon dioxide concentrations can lead to fatigue, poor concentration and loss of performance. In addition, they are a warning of possibly inadequate ventilation management, which always means a potentially increased risk of infection during corona times. With the BZ25, indoor air quality can be monitored reliably and particularly easily, because the air quality monitor has a symbol display for good, normal or poor carbon dioxide concentration. Ideal for use in offices, living- and children’s -rooms, classrooms, kindergartens and production environments.

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NEW DL200 data loggers – tamper-resistant measurement logging

The new DL200 data loggers, produced in Germany, from Trotec’s MultiMeasure professional series enable users from industry, trade and construction to carry out tamper-resistant long-term measurements. The measurement instruments allow experts and professionals to optimally monitor, log and document climate data and other measured values – for example, monitoring the climate of buildings, controlling climate-sensitive production processes and providing verification for inspection requirements.

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Adviser ‘Bad air causes illness’ – too much CO2, too little oxygen

If something appears to be especially valuable to us, we like to use this metaphor to illustrate it: “As important as the air we breathe!” But crucial for our well-being is a sufficient proportion of oxygen in the atmosphere. Yet this is quickly consumed in rooms where several people are at one time, while the level of CO2 exhaled constantly rises. Only regular and proper ventilation can remedy this – and ideally ventilation according to DIN standards!

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DL200P Professional Data Logger – on offer for the first time!

DL200P Professional Data Logger

For monitoring tasks, the DL200P is the first choice for users from the fields of industry, trade and construction. It doesn’t matter whether the focus is on tamper-proof long-term measurements of building climates, or on climate-sensitive production processes, or on the complete and uninterrupted documentation of construction drying processes and water damage repair. The data logger is on offer now for the first time – and is therefore extremely good value.

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New “members” in the Trotec data logger family

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There are three new “members” in the Trotec data logger family to give industrial, craft and construction users a wide range of applications for tamper-proof measuring.
The devices from the MultiMeasure Professional series convince due to the new and user friendly software for configuring and managing measured data. And the big display allows you to read the measuring results even from a few metres distance. Read More

Mould. Don’t let it come to this.

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Mould doesn’t just look awful (the ugly blotches and dark stains that can cover whole walls are often the result of excess moisture caused either by high humidity levels, thermal bridges, poor insulation, cold walls or water damage).

And it doesn’t just smell awful (who could ever forget that biting stench that hits you when you enter a room where mould has been festering unnoticed for some time in concealed corners or cavities or behind tiles, panelling or dry walls or ceilings?).

And it doesn’t just cause you to catch your breath when you are unwittingly confronted with the dank, earthy odour that causes your eyes to sting and your senses to reel.

Mould is dangerous. It can not only cause wood, for example furniture and even the structure of buildings to rot and decay, it can also cause paper and leather to stain and weaken and it can damage goods, books, fabrics and prized possessions beyond repair.

But worse still it can trigger allergic reactions, cause severe skin, respiratory and other health problems – and it can kill.

This is why some countries, particularly the UK, the US, Canada and Germany, have taken a new approach to tackling this widespread problem and have started to use so-called sniffer dogs, dogs that have been specially trained to not only sniff out drug caches, explosives, contraband and stashed away cash, but also to sniff out mould! Read More