[Greenbuilding] Stale Air

[jfstraube]

Get such an integrated sensor is easy.  Controlling a system is the hard part.  Some systems cant be controlled, for example, systems with no independent ventilation system (many houses, most commercial multi-zone VAV systems) or no independent humidity control (essentially all houses and most commercial buildings).  And CO is not a control function is an alarm function, like a smoke detector is.
I dont quite see the little benefit to having sensor that monitors temp, RH, CO2, CO as one integrated blob. I see many disadvantages. 
Brian, did you have an idea of why this is good and what it might control?


John



On 2010-12-15, at 2:56 PM, John O'Brien wrote:

> On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 4:21 PM, Brian Uher <brian at amicusgreen.com> wrote:
>> Does anyone know of an integrated sensor system - temp., humidity, CO2, CO,
>> etc. - that interpolates and controls the system - that works?
>> Remote coupling to web?
>> 
> 
> An Arduino could probably do it. You'd have to build it though.
> 
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