GARNI 102Q Weather Station Accessory Carbon Dioxide CO2 White

The GARNI 102Q Weather Station Accessory Carbon Dioxide CO2 White is a compact CO2 sensor designed to integrate with compatible weather station systems for continuous indoor air quality monitoring. With a slim, unobtrusive housing and simple power requirements, the unit measures carbon dioxide concentration to help assess ventilation performance and indoor environment conditions.

Advantages

The device combines a small footprint with straightforward installation and low power consumption, using a 1.2 V, 2 Ah rechargeable battery. Its compact dimensions (82 mm width, 41 mm depth, 120.5 mm height) make it suitable for placement on walls or flat surfaces without occupying much space. The white finish provides a neutral appearance that fits most interiors while the sensor delivers objective CO2 level readings for informed ventilation decisions.

Suitable for

• Monitoring indoor air quality in homes and apartments
• Use in classrooms, offices, and meeting rooms to track ventilation
• Integration with compatible weather station systems for expanded environmental data
• Periodic checks of CO2 concentration in public spaces and small commercial premises

Key specifications

• Measured parameter: carbon dioxide (CO2) concentration
• Power source: 1.2 V battery, 2 Ah capacity
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 82 mm × 41 mm × 120.5 mm
• Housing colour: white
• Designed for indoor use as a weather station accessory

How to use

Install the GARNI 102Q accessory according to the compatible weather station’s mounting instructions or place it on a stable flat surface at breathing height for representative indoor readings. Insert the specified 1.2 V, 2 Ah battery and ensure the unit is paired or connected to the host weather station per the system’s connection procedure. Allow the sensor a short stabilization period after power-up to deliver accurate CO2 measurements, and consult the host station for data display and logging.

Usage recommendations

Position the sensor away from direct heat sources, windows or doors that may cause short-term drafts, and at normal occupancy height to obtain representative CO2 readings. Replace or recharge the battery as recommended by the weather station documentation and perform occasional checks against a calibrated reference if precise air quality tracking is required.