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CO2 Monitoring
CO2 is odorless and can reach dangerous concentrations quickly in enclosed spaces. Our monitoring systems provide real-time detection and alerts to keep your team safe.
Full Service Coverage
Everything You Need
Sales
- Fixed and portable CO2 detectors
- Multi-zone monitoring systems
- Alarm panels and notification devices
- Replacement sensors and components
Installation
- Site assessment and sensor placement
- Wiring and panel installation
- Alarm and notification setup
- System testing and staff training
Service
- Sensor calibration and testing
- Alarm system troubleshooting
- Sensor replacement
- System upgrades and expansions
Maintenance
- Annual calibration (required by most codes)
- Sensor lifespan monitoring
- Alarm test verification
- Maintenance contracts and reminders
Brands We Work With
All Major Brands
Common Questions
FAQs
Is CO2 monitoring required by code?
In many jurisdictions, CO2 monitoring is required wherever CO2 is stored or used in commercial quantities — including bars, restaurants with draft systems, and breweries. Requirements vary by location; we can help you understand what applies to your facility.
Where should CO2 detectors be placed?
CO2 is heavier than air and accumulates at floor level. Detectors should be placed low to the ground in areas where CO2 is stored or used, including walk-in coolers, keg rooms, and brewing spaces.
How often do CO2 sensors need to be calibrated?
Most manufacturers and safety codes require annual calibration. Sensors also have a finite lifespan (typically 2–5 years) and must be replaced when they reach end of life.
What happens when a CO2 alarm goes off?
Evacuate the area immediately and ventilate the space before re-entering. Call us to inspect your CO2 system for leaks. Do not re-enter until the space has been cleared and the source of the leak identified.
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Call us for a fast quote or to schedule service. Southern California-based, available 24/7 for emergencies.