Page 21 - Campus Security & Life Safety, November/December 2021

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HALO monitors Carbon Dioxide (CO2), particulate concentrations, Humidity, £'?;i'.",[_,.,__c,
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), and Nitrogen (NO2) in the air. When -if-:E!'

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HALO detects high CO2 levels or particulate levels, HALO can notify the HVAC

system via its BACnet interface, instructing the

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