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SenseCAP Wireless LoRaWAN CO2 SensorSenseCAP Wireless LoRaWAN CO2 Sensor AU915 AS923 SenseCAP Wireless CO2 Sensor measures levels of CO2 emission in the atmosphere, designed with an NDIR CO2 sensor and a custom battery. It's dustproof, optimal for use cases that need reliable data collection, even in dusted indoor environments such as chicken farms. Among the first launch of Seeed industrial IoT (IIoT) product series, SenseCAP is focusing on wireless environmental sensing applications:
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