When was the last time you had that sensor calibrated properly with a can of test gas and a multimeter?
Take it outside, as long as it measures 400-450 it's probably good.
Metrology calibration is necessary if you want accuracy better than 10%, but most of us don't care at all about that, instead we care about increments of 200ppm or more.
Take it outside, as long as it measures 400-450 it's probably good.
Metrology calibration is necessary if you want accuracy better than 10%, but most of us don't care at all about that, instead we care about increments of 200ppm or more.