Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Calibration Gas – 2.5% Vol – 103L Cylinder

$109.25

103 Liter

SKU: G103L-CO2-2.5V-I Category:

Description

2.5% Vol Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Calibration Gas for High-Range Sensor Calibration

This 2.5% Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) calibration gas is designed for accurate calibration of gas detection systems used in industrial safety, indoor air quality monitoring, and environmental control applications. Supplied in a 103-liter cylinder, this mixture ensures reliable and repeatable sensor performance.

Carbon dioxide is widely monitored in commercial buildings, laboratories, greenhouses, and confined spaces where elevated CO₂ levels can impact safety and operational efficiency. This calibration gas supports accurate readings for systems used in gas life safety systems and air quality control programs.

With a concentration of 2.5% volume, this gas is commonly used for higher-range calibration scenarios and validation of sensors used in ventilation control and industrial monitoring environments.

Calibration Profile: 2.5% Carbon Dioxide (CO₂)

This 2.5% CO₂ mixture is intended for higher-range carbon dioxide calibration in industrial, environmental, and controlled-air applications.

CO₂ Concentration

2.5% Vol

Best Fit Applications

  • Industrial CO₂ sensor calibration
  • Controlled atmosphere applications
  • Higher-range air quality monitoring

Specifications

  • Gas: Carbon Dioxide (CO₂)
  • Concentration: 2.5% Vol
  • Balance Gas: Nitrogen (N₂)
  • Cylinder Size: 103 Liter
  • Accuracy: ±2%
  • Part Number: G103L-CO2-2.5V-I
  • Lead Time: 4 business days

Compatibility & Ordering Notes

  • Verify regulator compatibility and delivery flow before ordering for fixed or portable CO₂ calibration setups.
  • Confirm your sensor’s recommended calibration range to ensure 2.5% volume matches the intended application.
  • Custom blends, alternate cylinder formats, and additional regulator options are available upon request.

Applications

  • Calibration of CO₂ gas detectors and sensors
  • Indoor air quality (IAQ) monitoring systems
  • HVAC and building ventilation control
  • Laboratory and environmental testing
  • Used with gas detector calibration services

How to Select the Right CO₂ Calibration Gas

Choose a CO₂ calibration concentration that aligns with your instrument range, control strategy, and target measurement environment. A 2.5% volume blend is typically used for higher-range calibration needs, especially where ventilation control, industrial process monitoring, or controlled-environment validation requires a stronger reference point.

Why Use CO₂ Calibration Gas?

Accurate CO₂ measurement is critical in environments where ventilation, occupancy, and air quality must be controlled. Calibration gas ensures sensors provide reliable readings, preventing false alarms or undetected unsafe conditions. Regular calibration also extends sensor lifespan and maintains compliance with industry standards.

Available Carbon Dioxide Gas Concentrations

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is 2.5% CO₂ used for?
    This concentration is typically used for calibrating sensors designed to detect higher CO₂ levels in industrial or controlled environments such as greenhouses and laboratories.
  • How often should CO₂ sensors be calibrated?
    Most systems require calibration every 3–6 months, depending on usage and environmental conditions.
  • Can this gas be used for HVAC systems?
    Yes, it is commonly used to calibrate CO₂ sensors in HVAC and building automation systems for ventilation control.
  • Is this compatible with portable gas detectors?
    Yes, it can be used with both portable and fixed CO₂ detection systems when paired with the appropriate regulator.

Additional Options

  • Custom gas mixtures not listed: Available upon request
  • Alternative regulators and flow configurations: Available upon request
  • Different cylinder sizes within calibration kits: Available upon request

Need Support Beyond the Cylinder?

MDC Systems assists with calibration gas supply, detector service, and ongoing support for gas detection and life safety systems across commercial and industrial environments.