Indoor air quality monitoring

Monitoring indoor air quality We spend more than 80% of our time indoors; therefore, measuring indoor air quality is essential because of its impact on people's health and well-bein Nanoenvi IAQ: device with 7 sensors in 1 PM (1, 2.5, 4 y 10) Airborne particles, also known according to their size as PM (1, 2.5, 4 and 10) are composed of a range of particles that are suspended in the air. Dust, fungi, bacteria, pollen... are examples of sources of particulate matter. The smaller and more invisible they are (such as PM 1 or 2.5), the more harmful they are to health because when inhaled they penetrate...

CO Carbon monoxide is produced by combustion of a carbon-based material. Mild exposure causes dizziness and headaches. At high exposures it can cause death by asphyxiation. The danger of this gas is when it is generated by an odourless combustion action. Volatile organic compounds (VOC‘S) Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are particles released by synthetic products in everyday use (cleaning and disinfection products, paints, varnishes, waxes, cosmetics, perfumes, deodorants, etc.). Their short-term exposure causes irritation of mucous membranes, although some are associated with more serious...

Technical specifications Temperature Precision ± 0.02°C Measuring range 0 ~ 65 °C Volatic Organic Compounds (VOCs) Precision ± 15% of measured value Measuring range 0 ~ 60000 ppb Precision ± 30 ppm Measuring range 0 ~ 40000 ppm Communications Wifi, LoRaWan Power Supply Data protocol • Device start-up via HTTP • OTA update download via HTTP • Remote configuration via JSON-RPC over MQTT Relative humidity Precision ±2 % © [email protected] www.envira.global With the guarantee of a company that has been monitoring air quality for more than 40 years. Proprietary platform for managing and exploiting...