ELT Sensor(www.eltsensor.co.kr), the maker of NDIR(Non-Dispersive Infrared Ray) sensors, showcased its CO2 sensor for mobile "MT100" at IoT Korea Exhibition 2015, which ran Oct. 28-30 at COEX.

It is an upgrade of the T-110 module, the world's smallest 3.3V CO2 sensor, with a USB gender attached to it.

By installing the ELT Sensor app and connecting the micro USB gender to the smartphone, users can measure the CO2 level anywhere. It can be used at home or for industrial use, and the measurement is accurate, no matter the environment.



The CEO of ELT Sensor said, "MT100, the world's smallest CO2 sensor for mobile use, comes in two types. One can be used right after purchase, and the other can be customized depending on the clients' requests on the design."

 

ELT Sensor is one of the three top companies in the world with the most number of patents with NDIR. Its air quality monitoring technology with infrared rays is proven more accurate and longer lasting than the electrochemical and semiconductor type contact sensor.

 

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by Kevin Choi

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