Comparison Ballu BMAC-200W CO2 vs Ballu BMAC-200W

A built-in sensor that determines the content of carbon dioxide in the room.

The CO₂ carbon dioxide sensor controls the operation of ventilation and performs two functions at once: it prevents a critical increase in the level of carbon dioxide in the air and at the same time provides energy savings. Recall that carbon dioxide is emitted by people when they breathe, and its high content in the air leads to a deterioration in well-being and even serious health problems. Thus, if the sensor detects an increased concentration of CO2, it increases the intensity of ventilation, providing an additional supply of fresh air. When the concentration of carbon dioxide drops, the intensity of work decreases (up to a complete shutdown if there are no people in the room and the CO2 content does not change); this avoids unnecessary electricity consumption.

The power in watts consumed by the supply and exhaust unit with an electric reheater in normal operating mode can provide an estimate of the unit's overall energy consumption. By knowing the approximate power consumption figures, you can assess the unit's total energy demand, determine the connection requirements, and estimate the operational costs in terms of electricity bills.