CO₂, Temperature, and Combination Temperature and Humidity
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CO₂, Temperature, and Combination Temperature and Humidity
Sensors
Sensor solutions for every application
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Sensors for every building.
The complete family of Trane® sensors feature wired and
wireless models dedicated to providing accurate, reliable sensing that
is critical to keeping your HVAC systems running at optimum levels.
Our sensors have been developed to provide
solutions for every application, from executive suites to cafeterias,
classrooms to retail stores. Trane has the right sensors and solutions
to help you provide occupant comfort and productivity.
Models
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CO₂ Senors
The Carbon Dioxide (CO2) sensor
connects to a Tracer® building management system and the appropriate
ventilation equipment.
The Trane® CO2 sensor measures
and records carbon dioxide in parts per million (ppm) in occupied
building spaces.
These carbon dioxide measurements are
typically used to identify under-ventilated building zones and
override outdoor airflow beyond design ventilation rates if the
CO2 exceeds acceptable levels.
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Temperature Sensors
Temperature sensors feature a full-line
offering that provides flexibility for building occupants to choose
various temperature and operating mode set points to meet their
comfort levels.
Trane® offers a full line of wired and
wireless temperature sensors. Wired temperature sensors are the
suitable alternative for locations that cannot accommodate wireless
sensors or that require a service tool connection. Wireless
temperature sensors, which provide easy and flexible installation, are
a cost effective alternative to wired sensors.
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Combination Temperature and Humidity Sensors
Trane® combination sensors use a polymer
capacitive sensing element, which provides superior performance and longevity.
Trane relative humidity and temperature
sensors utilize a polymer capacitive-sensing element for reliable
sensing accuracy and superb recovery from saturation. Temperature
output is provided by a 10 kΩ, Type II thermistor. Both sensors are
housed in a common enclosure for reduced installation costs and
improved appearance.