Datasheet Contact Us Buy Now CO? Transmitter Series GM20 for demand controlled ventilation The duct-mounted Vaisala CARBOCAP? Carbon Dioxide Transmitter Series GMD20 are specially designed for demand-controlled ventilation (DCV). They are easy to install and require no maintenance. The GMD20 transmitters use?the silicon-based Vaisala CARBOCAP??Sensor. The simple structure and?reference measurement capabilities?make this Single-Beam, Dual-Wavelength?NDIR sensor extremely?stable and reliable.?The CO2 concentration is measured inside the duct without risks for leaks or wrong flow direction affecting the measurement.?In addition, the?measurement accuracy is not?affected by dust, water vapor and?most chemicals.? The GMD20 series transmitters?can be used independently, or?incorporated into building energy?management systems. The series?consists of duct mount units GMD20?and GMD20D. Version D has a display.?The duct units' compact sensor head?design fits inside the ventilation duct,?eliminating the risk of leaking gaskets?and measurement errors. The recommended calibration interval is five years. View all our instruments for HVAC applications. Click here to download bid specs for USA. Features Leak insensitive in-duct measurement Incorporates the Vaisala CARBOCAP? sensor - the silicon based NDIR Excellent long-term stability Negligible temperature dependence Five year recommended calibration interval Warranty time 2 years + Show more Key Benefits Economical choice Using the GMD20 series transmitters ensures the best possible control of air quality and results in considerable savings in energy consumption, maintenance and recalibration costs. Downloads Datasheet (1.38 MB) GMD20 Series Carbon Dioxide Download the Datasheet Datasheet: GMD20 Series Carbon Dioxide (1.38 MB) Manual: GMR20 Manual in English (57.42 KB) Manual: 19040GM Serial COM Adapter Quick Reference Guide in English (216.06 KB) Manual: GML20 LonWorks module (189.09 KB) Manual: GMD20 Multilingual User Guide (1.23 MB) Manual: GML20T LonWorks module (176.46 KB) Application Note: Good Indoor Air Quality Leads to Good Decisions (2.66 MB) Application Note: Challenges in HVAC CO2 Measurement (102.96 KB) All downloads Customer Stories Success Story Infosys monitors indoor air with Vaisala’s HVAC sensors Best quality indoor air with Vaisala's HVAC sensors Infosys is the second largest Indian IT consulting company with 200,000 plus employees and... Read more Success Story High indoor air quality with minimum energy costs A random pattern of occupancy makes ventilation more difficult: the control system must be able to detect when ventilation is needed and to what... Read more Success Story Vaisala equips the New Children′s Hospital in Helsinki Vaisala was the honorary in-kind donator for the New Children’s Hospital that was built in Helsinki. The construction commenced already in 2014... Read more Success Story Vaisala CARBOCAP? Sensor for measuring carbon dioxide The CARBOCAP? story began in 1992, when micromechanical sensors were being intensively researched at Vaisala. The groundbreaking idea of... Read more Success Story CO2 monitoring helps make defect-free potato chips Carbon dioxide monitoring technology helps make defect-free chips. From farm to fryer, potatoes grown to make potato chips are sensitive to... Read more Need support? Sign up for news Contact us
Success Story Infosys monitors indoor air with Vaisala’s HVAC sensors Best quality indoor air with Vaisala's HVAC sensors Infosys is the second largest Indian IT consulting company with 200,000 plus employees and... Read more
Success Story High indoor air quality with minimum energy costs A random pattern of occupancy makes ventilation more difficult: the control system must be able to detect when ventilation is needed and to what... Read more
Success Story Vaisala equips the New Children′s Hospital in Helsinki Vaisala was the honorary in-kind donator for the New Children’s Hospital that was built in Helsinki. The construction commenced already in 2014... Read more
Success Story Vaisala CARBOCAP? Sensor for measuring carbon dioxide The CARBOCAP? story began in 1992, when micromechanical sensors were being intensively researched at Vaisala. The groundbreaking idea of... Read more
Success Story CO2 monitoring helps make defect-free potato chips Carbon dioxide monitoring technology helps make defect-free chips. From farm to fryer, potatoes grown to make potato chips are sensitive to... Read more