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John from Hydro Empire walks us through the the quick calibration process on an IGS-061.

There are six key points to the quick cal setup, starting with setting your PPM (parts per million). This determines the amount of CO2 allowed in the atmosphere of your grow room. John recommends setting the IGS-061 at 1500 ppm - anymore and your grow could become too dense with CO2 making it a hazardous work environment.

The next step is to set your altitude correction. Because altitude can affect the sensor, you would need to manually plug in our altitude above sea level divided by 1000.

Moving right along, John recommends setting the high temp shut off to 84 degrees fahrenheit to keep your CO2 burner within a safe temperature. This is easily achieved by pressing the selection knob twice to bring up the high temp shut off settings and selecting the setting you desire.

Setting your differential. This section is simple, John recommends keeping the settings the same as they are just out of the box. They are low 50 and high 500.

The next step is setting the operating mode. When you purchase an IGS-061 it comes in enrichment mode. This can be easily changed to extraction mode if necessary by toggling down the list of options and selecting operating mode, then turning the knob.

At this point John explains the do’s and don’ts of calibration. Don’t assume that your IGS system is calibrated out of the box. Although it likely is, knowing how could save you the anxiety and risk of working with an uncalibrated unit. It is recommended to run a recalibration away from humans or plants every six months just to be sure your IGS is running properly.