HibouAir CO₂ Air Quality Monitor – SSD002/2B

Description

The HibouAir Air Quality Monitor (Model: SSD002/2B) is a compact and intelligent environmental monitoring device designed for accurate, real-time air quality measurement. Featuring a highly reliable NDIR CO₂ sensor along with temperature, humidity, VOC, pressure, and ambient light sensors, it provides a comprehensive overview of indoor environmental conditions.

With Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity and low power consumption, HibouAir is ideal for integration into smart buildings, offices, classrooms, and residential settings. The device is built with a durable ABS enclosure and is wall-mountable for convenient placement. Certified to meet global safety and environmental standards, it offers precise data collection in a sleek, modern form.

Specifications

Model Number

• SSD002/2B

Connectivity

• Bluetooth Version: 5.1

• Role: Bluetooth v5.1 Peripheral

Power Supply

• Input Voltage: +5VDC via micro USB connector

• Average Current Consumption: 35mA (typical)

Sensor Capabilities

• CO₂ (NDIR Sensor)

  • Measurement Range: 400 ppm – 10,000 ppm

  • Accuracy: ±(30 ppm + 3%)

  • Fully calibrated and linearized

• Temperature

  • Range: 0 – 50°C

  • Accuracy: ±1°C

• Humidity

  • Range: 0 – 100% r.H.

  • Accuracy: ±3% r.H.

• VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds)

  • IAQ index and ppm output

• Pressure

  • Range: 300 – 1100 hPa

  • Accuracy: ±0.6 hPa

• Ambient Light

  • Resolution: 100 mLux

Mechanical Details

• Dimensions: 73.2 mm (L) × 50 mm (W) × 12.4 mm (D)

• Mounting: Wall-mounted holder

• Enclosure Material: ABS

• Color: White

Environmental Conditions

• Operating Temperature: 0°C to 50°C

• Operating Humidity: Up to 95% r.H.

• Ingress Protection: IP22 (Indoor use; outdoor use with protective case)

Certifications & Compliance

• FCC and CE certified

• RoHS compliant

• Halogen-free

Included Accessories

• USB Power Cable (3 meters)

• Power Adapter

Warning
HibouAir contains precision NDIR-based CO₂ sensors with delicate optical components. Avoid mechanical shocks or stress to the sensor cavity, as this can affect calibration and measurement accuracy.