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Hi,

I'm looking for a Co2 sensor (actually more than one) possibly connected via ZWave or RFXCOM433 (MySensors is not in the game at the moment )

I have no clue on where to go..... Any suggestion?!

I googled "zwave CO2" and got this

http://www.vesternet.com/z-wave-sensoai ... co2-sensor

Does anyone have a suggestion of which CO2 sensors they would actually recommend? Google spits them out, but I would be happy to hear about experiences in a) interoperability with Domoticz and b) overall satisfaction with the devices.

Thanks!

I actually moved to netatmo home coach.....
which seems to be the best "out-of-the-box" solution

but maybe not the cheapest one

emme wrote:I actually moved to netatmo home coach.....
which seems to be the best "out-of-the-box" solution

but maybe not the cheapest one

But that's not working with Domoticz, is it?

For Co2: http://vair-monitor.com

Or buy a Nest protect....

antares wrote:Does anyone have a suggestion of which CO2 sensors they would actually recommend? Google spits them out, but I would be happy to hear about experiences in a) interoperability with Domoticz and b) overall satisfaction with the devices.

Thanks!

I am using MySensors. I bought a MH-Z19(~USD20) and I am happy with the results.

antares wrote:Does anyone have a suggestion of which CO2 sensors they would actually recommend?

A couple of years ago I started making the vAir CO2 Monitor. It is mainly driven by demand from home automation enthusiasts so you will find easy integration with almost any home automation system. With time it got quite a reach feature set. Different CO2 Sensors, Dust measurement, temperature, humidity, pressure. RF 433 and Wifi. It is very customizable so you can select only the sensors you need and manage the cost. Comes with a 3d Printed enclosure. A lot of people in the Domoticz forum already use it.

See here for a detailed description on the functionality
Also have a look on the Promotions that will last until this Sunday
And here is a direct link to the shop page

In fact buying a commercial CO2 monitor for use with any home automation system means you will pay a lot for features you do not need.
Few days ago i made an breakdown of where the costs go in production of devices for the public. If you like you can have a look here