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Table 1. RESET Grade B monitor specifications

RESET Grade B
monitor
specifications
CO2PM2.5TVOC

Data loss
10%
10%
10%

Operating range for
temperature

0–40

0–40

0–40

Operating range for
relative humidity
10–80% RH non-condensing


10–80% RH non-condensing


10–80% RH non-condensing



Sampling type

Active airflow


Sensor output
resolution

5 ppm

1 μg/m3

4.4 ppb

Measuring range
400–5000 ppm
0-500 μg/m3
65–870 ppb

Accuracy*

400–2000 ppm: ±50
&& 3%
2000–5000: ±50 &&
5%

0–150: ±5 && 15%
150–500: ±5 &&
20%

65–260 ppb: ±8.7
&& 15%
260–870: ±8.7 &&
20%
Performance check
and re-calibration

Required
Required
Required

Example If a reference monitor is reading 900 ppm, a Grade B monitor’s reading must read within 50 + (0.03 x 900) = ±77. The Grade B monitor’s reading must be between 823 and 977 ppm

AIR QUALITY BENCHMARKS & DATA REPORTING

Table 1 in the rating system includes benchmark levels for CO2 and PM2.5 to provide a starting point for projects to support data-driven indoor air quality (IAQ) decisions and encourage teams to aim for cleaner indoor air. The project may want to customize targets to address unique local conditions or project goals and circumstances.

For this credit, the project is required to report continuous monitoring data for at least three months. Before providing the monitoring data to GBCI, the project must review their data and remove invalid readings. Minor data gaps/data loss are expected and acceptable. The project must also complete an air quality monitoring questionnaire to explain their monitoring approach and reported data.

The 95th percentile and daily averages are calculated separately for each sensor/location.

Option 2. Targeted One-time Air Testing and Option 3. Targeted One-time Individual Organic Compounds Testing

Targeted, one-time air testing is used to obtain a snapshot of air quality conditions in occupied spaces.

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