What are the standard specifications for setting the radius of an oxygen alarm?
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Oxygen alarm devices are primarily used to detect low-oxygen hazards; what criteria should be followed to determine their detection range? What’s the difference between this and a carbon dioxide alarm? Shouldn’t high levels of carbon dioxide lead to low oxygen levels? Why are there these two differences?
In my opinion, for oxygen alarms that detect the oxygen level in the air, the radius design is related to the area of the enclosed space as well as the nature of the industry. In the industry, this calibration should vary depending on the environment. So, industry standards need to be found. Unit of action and functional scale: Carbon dioxide alarm < Oxygen detector