Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the CO2 Monitor Model SK-50CTH.
This product measures indoor carbon dioxide concentration (“CO2 level”), temperature, and
humidity to serve as a reference to observe the necessity of ventilation. Do not use it for other
purposes. Read this manual thoroughly before use and keep the manual for future reference.
PRECAUTION
SK-50CTH is designed to be used in ambient atmosphere. Do not use it to monitor the CO2 level as
high as being harmful to life.
Also, check if it is not damaged or is lacking of accessories before use. Contact a dealer or us in
case of such problems.
WARNING
Never use this instrument in an atmosphere exposed to inflammable gases as it may
explode.
If there is anything you are not clear about the safety, contact a dealer or us.
CAUTION
Keep the followings for proper use of the instrument:
DO NOT USE THE INSTRUMENT IN THE AIR OTHER THAN AMBIENT ATMOSPHERE.
SK-50TCH is a precision instrument. Do not drop or give shocks to it.
Do not disassemble or alter the instrument to avoid any malfunctions and damages.
This instrument is not waterproof. Never let it get wet.
If the instrument gets condensed with moisture, turn the power off immediately and dry it naturally
under room temperature before use.
If you store or transport the instrument, use packing materials which are originally contained when
you have purchased it. Using bubble buffers or antistatic bags, which have a distinctive color such
as blue, pink, or rose pink in general, may damage the membranes of the humidity sensor.
Dusty environment damages the CO2 sensor and the humidity sensor.
Electrically noisy environment may cause unstable measured values and errors in accuracy.
Use of the instrument out of its measuring range can cause malfunctions.
Do not wash or wipe the instrument with alcohol, thinner, or any other solvents. If the instrument
gets dirty, wipe it with a tightly wrung towel that has been dipped in warm detergent water.
Contact a distributor or us for repairs.
Overview of CO2 Level
CO2 level stands for density of CO2 in the air by volume, and is expressed in units of ppm (parts per
million). The global average CO2 level in 2019 was 410 ppm, and is estimated to be several tens of