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How to configure the alarm on the TROTEC BZ30 CO2 Air Quality Data Logger?

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LandonMarie
12/17/2025, 10:38:23 AM

Setting up the alarm function on your TROTEC BZ30 CO2 Air Quality Data Logger is straightforward. Follow these steps:

  1. Enable the Alarm:

    • Press the ALARM button to activate the alarm. An alarm symbol will appear on the display, indicating the function is enabled.
    • When the measured CO2 level surpasses the pre-set limit, the device will emit an audible alarm, and the buttons below the display will flash red.
  2. Disable the Alarm:

    • Press the ALARM button again to disable the alarm mode.
  3. Setting the CO2 Threshold:

    • Press and hold the ALARM button for about 5 seconds. The current limit value will show, and the alarm symbol will flash.
    • Use the arrow buttons to adjust the CO2 threshold to your desired level.
    • Press the ESC button to save the new threshold and exit.
  4. Adjusting Feel-Good Indication Limits:

    • This step is accessible after setting the alarm threshold.
    • After setting the alarm threshold, briefly press the ALARM button again. This will show the lower limit value for the feel-good indication, and its icons will flash.
    • Use the arrow buttons to adjust the lower and upper limits for the feel-good indication.
    • Press the ESC button to save the settings and exit.

By following these instructions, you'll be able to effectively set up and customize the alarm function on your TROTEC BZ30 CO2 Air Quality Data Logger to monitor CO2 levels and receive alerts when necessary.

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