What is the Safe Level of CO2 Concentration in the Air?

Learn about safe CO2 levels and how to maintain air quality for better health.

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The safe level of CO2 concentration in the air is up to 1,000 ppm (parts per million). Levels above this can cause discomfort and headaches, while levels around 5,000 ppm can be dangerous over prolonged exposure. To ensure safety, use CO2 monitors in enclosed spaces and ensure proper ventilation. Always be aware of air quality to maintain health and well-being.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the effects of high CO2 levels? High CO2 levels can lead to discomfort, headaches, and over prolonged exposure, can be dangerous.
  2. How can I monitor CO2 levels in my home? You can use CO2 monitors specifically designed to track air quality in enclosed spaces.
  3. What is considered a dangerous level of CO2? Levels around 5,000 ppm are considered dangerous with prolonged exposure.
  4. How can I improve indoor air quality? To improve indoor air quality, ensure proper ventilation and use CO2 monitors to maintain safe levels.

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