When dry ice sublimates, Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is released into the air causing a safety concern to individuals. The CD-6B Carbon Dioxide (CO2) detector placed near the cooler will provide both audio and visual notification if Carbon Dioxide (CO2) levels rise above the alarm set point.
Effects & Symptoms
• When vaporized dry ice produces a large volume of carbon dioxide, it can displace air, causing both CO2 poisoning and oxygen deficiency and may accumulate in low points.
• Customers need to consult with local and state agencies on all building, installation usage permitting, and licensing requirements.
