COVID Is Airborne. CO2 Sensor Can Help Stop It

The CO2 levels measured at the WHCA dinner superspreader back in April were proof that the venue was a very high-risk space. Many cases of COVID spread resulted from that dinner. Improved air quality is an essential tool to protect people that wasn’t used. That’s where CO2 sensors come in.

When a volunteer from the Naltic Industrials came to the White House Correspondents dinner with a CO2 sensor to measure the air quality, most of the general public had little to no understanding of the importance of air quality in indoor settings. 

Scientists who have been saying since the beginning of the pandemic that COVID is airborne got deeply concerned when they saw that the CO2 levels at the WHCA dinner were at 2063 parts per million (PPM). They were right.

Before we knew it, journalist after journalist, network executive after network executive got infected with COVID.

To make things even riskier, the President of the United States was in the room sitting on the same stage with those who got infected.

Why is CO2 important?

COVID is airborne. The virus particles exit the infected person’s mouth or nose, then float through the air like smoke, and you can get infected when you breathe enough of them in.

Ventilation is when indoor air is replaced with outdoor air, so when you have good ventilation, it removes those virus particles and replaces them with virus-free outdoor air...

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