MQ-7 Carbon Monoxide Sensor for Arduino


MQ-7 Carbon Monoxide Sensor for Arduino
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Detailed Description

State of the Art CO sensor Module for Microcontrollers
MQ-7 sensor coupled with a simple adjustable comparator circuit using a LM393 IC. Detects Carbon Monoxide in the air. Designed to interface to a Arduino or other micro controllers. Freeware available through www.arduino.cc.en and other web sites.
Power: 5VDC
Outputs: TTL Compatible Digital & Sensor Direct Analog
4 Pin .1in. Pitch Header pins for Power & Output
LEDs for Output and Power status indication.
Detection Zone: 300-10000ppm
Response Time: <10Sec. Recovery Time: <30Sec.
Enviromental: -10 to +50C, Humidity; <95%, <21% Oxygen
L: 1-1/4" W: 13/16" H: 5/8" WT: .02

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(This item was manufactured prior to August 31st, 2018)
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Dont rely on to detect danger levels
I am a physician. 50ppm CO is the OSHA limit for 8hr exposure in workplace. 800ppm of Carbon Monoxide is lethal for an adult within 1 hr.
- Tim McNaughton, CA
 
Great investment
Installed several of these in my house to check for carbon monoxide around the area. Fortunately, none of them went off.