Lascar EL-IOT-CO2 Air Quality Data Logger, Wi-Fi

Product Details

The Lascar cloud connected data logger continuously monitors and records CO2, Temperature and Humidity levels. Ideal parameters to indicate adequate ventilation to maintain suitable air quality and comfort levels. This is continuously records each parameter and shows all readings including the current, the minimum and the maximum values on its bright and clear display. Easier to use than ever with an improved user interface, users can view alarms, battery levels and WiFi connection strength at a glance, thanks to the onboard status indicators. Fully configure your device to your specification. Set your own high and low-temperature alarms in the EasyLog Software so you will never miss a parameter breach again. You can even set up email and SMS alerts, to receive instant notification of a change even when you are away from the device.

Once configured, the device can be placed anywhere within range of your WiFi network and will continually monitor and record your data to the EasyLog Cloud. Users have access to several powerful features in the EasyLog Cloud including 24/7 access to your secure data from any internet connected device, powerful data analysis and reporting, easy device management, detailed system audit records and user management tools. You can even set up multiple devices from locations around the world within your EasyLog Cloud account, simply view them using your Internet Browser or EasyLog Cloud App. Your data, anytime, anywhere.

Features and benefits

Monitors and records CO2, Temperature and Humidity
Local red LED and sound alarm. Email and SMS alerts via EasyLog Cloud
Displays current, maximum and minimum readings
Readings are recorded even if the WiFi signal is lost

Supplied with:

PSU Power Supply
3 x Adaptors
Wall Mounting Kit (Non-magnetic)
Power Cable

What other Data Loggers are available in this Lascar range?

EL-IOT-1, Wireless temperature data logger

Accessories

BAT 1V5 AA PK4
EL-IOT wall bracket

Datasheet - EL-IOT-CO2