Save Fuel With Bosch CO2 Sensor

Anthony Fontanelle
March 31, 2007

If you have been looking for ways so as to save on the much expensive fuel, you may want to try out the new carbon dioxide sensor that has been created by Bosch. The company calls their new creation the Climate Control Sensor (or the CCS) and what it does is that it keeps an eye on the carbon dioxide level in the passenger area of a vehicle. And while it does such a task, it also does increase the effectiveness of the vehicle’s air conditioning system.

The total effect of the Bosch Climate Control Sensor is that the air conditioning system does work well and in the process the vehicle does not need much energy. And this translates to lesser usage and consumption of fuel. And that much you would be saving on fuel, you sure can make use in purchasing other auto products for your vehicle like perhaps EBC pads or maybe new auto parts.

What happens when the CCS is doing its work well? When there is fresh air in the passenger cabin of a vehicle, the CCS tracks this and then sends signals to the air conditioning system to transfer to recirculation. During this period of recirculation, the air conditioner does not need much energy. And according to engineers and designers of this product, they are estimating that users of the Bosch CCS would be able to save to a high of 10 percent on fuel.

Known as one of the leaders in the field of industrial technology and automotive technology, the Bosch Group is one of the most popular brands that consumers trust. The company started out back in the year 1886 when Robert Bosch created this one as the “Workshop for Precision Mechanics and Electrical Engineering” which is the previous name of the Bosch Group. At present, the company has around 280 subsidiaries as well as service centers that are over 12,000 in number. All of these are scattered all over the globe.

Source:  Amazines.com