How to integrate a CO monitor in your KNX ecosystem

Smart CO monitors often combine CO detecting features with other sensors, such as humidity or temperature, monitoring the overall air quality in your home. It’s a real convenience that all these features are collected into one device, but this also means that it’s multi-functional and therefore serves multiple purposes, which in turn has an influence on the way the monitor is integrated. A CO monitor is typically a wall or ceiling mounted device that detects CO presence in the air. Depending on the type of sensor (does it combine other functionalities?), the placement will vary. For example, if the sensor also tracks humidity, the unit shouldn't be placed near windows or in the bathroom. Note that smart CO monitors can be connected to your smart home set-up and send notifications to your smartphone. A good WiFi connection, in that sense, is no excess luxury. Wondering which smart CO monitors will fit your KNX set-up? We listed 3 KNX Members that offer compatible devices and technology.