How do I connect and configure my BRINK CO2 sensor for zone ventilation?

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Setting up your BRINK CO2 Sensor for Zone Ventilation involves a few straightforward steps. Here's a guide to get you started:

1. Electrical Connection:

   • Use the 2-wire control cable with green plugs for the eBus connection or black plugs for 24V to connect the CO2 sensor to your BRINK ventilation appliance, such as the Renovent Excellent, Renovent Sky, or Flair models.
   • You can connect up to four CO2 sensors to a single appliance.

2. CO2 Sensor Configuration:

   • Locate the DIP switches on the back of each CO2 sensor.
   • Adjust these switches according to the manual's table to assign a unique configuration to each sensor. It's helpful to label the sensors with their corresponding DIP switch settings.

3. Ventilation Appliance Settings:

   • Access the settings menu on your BRINK ventilation appliance.
   • Enable the connected CO2 sensor(s) by setting the CO2 sensor option to "ON".
   • You can also customize the minimum and maximum parts per million (PPM) values for CO2 sensor control within the settings.

4. Monitoring CO2 Values:

   • Use the readout menu (Renovent Excellent and Renovent Sky) or the information menu (Flair) to view the CO2 readings from the connected sensors.
   • This allows you to monitor the ventilation system's response to CO2 levels.

5. LED Indicator:

   • The red LED on the CO2 sensor provides status information:
     • Constantly on: The sensor is defective.
     • Constantly off: The sensor is either off or operating normally.
     • Slowly phasing out every 4 seconds: The sensor is warming up.
     • Blinking every half-second: The sensor has detected a failure or is not being read on the eBus.

By following these steps, you can successfully integrate and utilize your BRINK CO2 Sensor to effectively manage and optimize the air quality in your home or building.