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7Semi CO₂, Temperature & Humidity Sensor Probe – 3-in-1 Air Quality Monitoring Module

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$48.50
SKU:
ES-12263
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The 7Semi CO₂, Temperature & Humidity Probe is a compact and easy-to-use environmental sensing module designed for accurate indoor air quality monitoring. It combines three important measurements—carbon dioxide levels, temperature, and humidity—into a single reliable probe, making it perfect for hobby projects, IoT systems, and smart automation setups.

This probe comes factory calibrated, so you can start using it directly without complex setup. With its simple I²C interface and low power modes, it works smoothly with popular platforms like Arduino, ESP32, STM32, and Raspberry Pi. It delivers stable and consistent readings, making it ideal for both beginners and advanced users.

Features:

• 3-in-1 sensing – CO₂, temperature and humidity in single module

• Accurate CO₂ measurement for indoor air monitoring

• Factory calibrated output – ready to use directly

• I²C interface for easy microcontroller connection

• Low power modes – suitable for battery projects

• Compact and lightweight probe design

• Stable readings with built-in compensation

• Supports continuous, single-shot and sleep operation modes

• Easy integration in IoT and embedded systems

Resources

7Semi Product Guide

7Semi CO2 Temperature Humidity Probe Arduino Library

How to Install 7Semi Arduino Library

 

Supply Voltage:
3.3V
Interfaces:
I²C (Standard, Fast, Fast-Mode Plus)
CO₂ Measurement Range:
400 – 5,000 ppm (extended up to 32,000 ppm)
CO₂ Accuracy (400–5000 ppm):
±(100 ppm + 10% of reading)
Resolution (CO₂):
1 ppm
Temperature Accuracy:
±0.1 °C (0–65 °C)
Humidity Accuracy:
±1.0 %RH (0–100 %RH)
Operating Temperature:
10 °C – 40 °C (recommended for CO₂)
Current Consumption:
Current Consumption → 950 µA (continuous) / 100 µA (single-shot) / 1 µA (sleep)
Microcontrollers compatible:
Ardiuno, ESP32, ESP8266, STM32, Raspberry Pi, Arduino Nano 33 IoT, and nRF52-based boards.