AL-602-02-868 EnoPuck CO2MIC / CE
CO2 – traffic light with microphone, multi sensor, RGB-Led, EnOcean, +12 V DC
The CO2 traffic light of the type AL-602-02-868 LED sign RGB FLEX CO2MIC / “EnoPuck CO2MIC” offers the option of being used both as an individual solution and in conjunction with building automation.
New in the EnoPuck CO2MIC is the integrated microphone, which measures the sound pressure level and transmits it at a configurable transmission interval (important: no audio data is transmitted!).
In contrast to many other solutions, the bright RGB LEDs make the light signal clearly visible at all times, even from a greater distance.
The individual solution measures and displays the CO2 measured value in the form of a traffic light (green / yellow / red), whereby the limit values can be configured using the BL-PC-FLEX-2 software (factory setting = 1000/2000)
The technical data of the sensors are as follows:
The integrated microphone is new compared to the EnoPuck CO2:
• Sound pressure level (dbSPL): 0 .. 204.6 dbSPL
• CO2: 0 – 10,000 ppm
In addition to the application as a pure CO2 traffic light, further sensors are integrated:
• Temperature: 0 – 50 ° C
• Humidity: 0 – 100%
• PIR sensor: 100 degree opening angle, range 3 to 5 meters
• Vibration: sensitivity 0.061 g
• Brightness: 0 – 64,000 lux
All measured values are transmitted via EnOcean. The EnoPuck CO2MIC is configured wirelessly using the BL-PC-FLEX-2 software. The only connection of the EnoPuck CO2MIC is the power supply with +12 V DC.
The EnoPuck CO2MIC is primarily used as a so-called CO2 traffic light for CO2 measurement, evaluation and display by means of lights in green / yellow / red. It can either be used as a tabletop device or attached to the wall using a screw and the mounting hole on the back.
Thanks to the extensive sensor system and its RGD LEDs, the EnoPuck CO2MIC, like the EnoPuck and EnoPuck CO2, can also be used in a variety of ways. See the following presentation for a quick overview of the functionality of the devices (varies depending on the device type):
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The basic function – CO2 traffic light as a desktop or wall-mounted device
The integrated CO2 sensor in the EnoPuck CO2MIC continuously measures the CO2 content of the ambient air.
- If the measured value is below the limit values, the EnoPuck CO2MIC lights up green continuously.
- If the value of level 1 is exceeded, the color changes to yellow.
- If the value of level 2 is exceeded, the EnoPuck CO2MIC lights up in a strong red.
Levels 1 and 2 are preset at the factory, but can be set with our BL-PC-FLEX-2 software depending on the application.
Added value through integrated sensors – use in smart spaces
The EnoPuck CO2MIC has a large number of sensors, which make it particularly interesting for use in smart spaces in addition to its function as a CO2 traffic light. Here are all the sensors in brief:
• Sound pressure: 0 – 204.6 dbSPL
• CO2: 0 – 10,000 ppm
• Temperature: 0 – 50 ° C
• Humidity: 0 – 100%
In addition to the CO2 content, evaluate the air quality by additionally using the measured values of the rel. Evaluate humidity and air temperature.
• PIR sensor: 100 degree opening angle, range 3 to 5 meters
• Vibration: sensitivity 0.061 g
Use the evaluation of the integrated acceleration sensor for your room booking system. When it is set up on a table, the highly sensitive acceleration sensor detects shocks and vibrations at the place of installation. In this way you can see whether the workstation is actually occupied or whether it is available despite booking.
If you are wall-mounted, you can evaluate the signal from the motion detector (PIR) integrated in the top. With an opening angle of 100 degrees and a range of up to 5 meters, it reliably detects movements of people in the room.
• Brightness: 0 – 64,000 lux
Adjust the brightness at the workplace dynamically by using the measured value of the integrated brightness sensor. Our EnOcean DALI controllers, for example, are available for this purpose.
Note:
Please note that the measurement data with regard to the temperature and thus the rel. Humidity depend on the use of the LEDs, since the self-heating depends on the dim level and the duty cycle of the individual color channels.
We are currently working on a calculated temperature compensation in order to make the data usable as independently as possible. The function is available to you after testing via a firmware update.
The measurement of the brightness is made possible by the fact that the EnoPuck CO2MIC automatically switches the LEDs off and on again briefly when the measured value is to be transmitted.
The data is transmitted in the following standardized format:
| Cons. nr. | EEP | Description | TX-ID |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | A5-09-04 | CO2, humidity, temperature | BASE-ID |
| 2 | A5-07-01 | Motion detector with voltage monitoring (PIR, vibration) | BASE-ID +1 |
| 3 | A5-08-01 | Brightness | BASE-ID + 2 |
| 4 | D2-14-52 | Sound pressure, temperature, movement, brightness | BASE-ID + 3 |
On the EnoPuck CO2MIC, sensors / switches can be taught / linked with the following EEPs using the BL-PC-FLEX-2 software:
| Cons. nr. | EEP | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | F6-02-01 | Light and Blind Control – Application Style 1 |
| 2 | F6-02-02 | Light and Blind Control – Application Style 2 |
| 3 | F6-02-03 | Light Control – Application Style 1 |
| 4 | A5-07-01 | Occupancy with Supply voltage monitor |
| 5 | A5-07-02 | Occupancy with Supply voltage monitor |
| 6 | A5-07-03 | Occupancy with Supply voltage monitor and 10-bit illumination measurement |
| 7 | A5-06-01 | Brightness sesnor range 300lx to 60 |
| 8 | A5-09-04 | CO2 sensor (rel. hum.,CO2, temperature) |
Note: The EnoPuck CO2MIC transmits all sensor data via different EnOcean IDs. This eliminates the need to configure the EEP to be used.
Cloud connection and integration into building automation (e.g. via EnoDisc®)
The EnoPuck CO2MIC can also be controlled from the cloud. In return, all measurement data from the EnoPuck CO2MIC are available in the cloud, e.g. available for long-term recording.
Wireless configuration with EnOcean USB stick and PC software BL-PC-FLEX-2
Just like all our FLEX controllers, you can configure the EnoPuck CO2MIC very easily using the easy-to-use PC software BL-PC-FLEX-2. You can teach-in sensors with RPS telegrams (light switches, buttons and window contacts), e.g. to reset a time-controlled red display only when the window has actually been opened.
Together with the 16 timers of the EnoPuck CO2MIC, you can easily implement this type of time-controlled traffic light function.
Easiest assembly and commissioning
The EnoPuck CO2MIC is supplied with 12 V DC via the included plug-in power supply unit. It can either be set up on a flat surface as a tabletop device, or it can be used hanging on the wall.
Technical data, order information, downloads, etc.
Data sheet AL-602-02-868 LED sign RGB FLEX CO2MIC / EnoPuck CO2MIC
Firmware EnoPuck CO2/CO2MIC; incl. Kalibrierung / calibration CO2 Sensor / V 2.8.1Article name
AL-602-02-868 EnoPuck CO2MIC / CE
Part nr.
12330
Article description
CO2 traffic light EnoPuck CO2MIC, RGB-LED, EnOcean 868 MHz,
Multi-sensors for sound pressure, CO2, humidity, temperature, vibration, PIR,
Supply voltage 12 V DC (+/- 10%), dimensions 100 x 18 mm,
ABS diffuse, illuminated with LED in RGB; incl. 12 V power supply;