What is a Air quality monitor?

An Air Quality Monitor is a device used to measure the quality of air in indoor or outdoor environments, specifically monitoring harmful substances, particulate matter, and gas concentrations in real-time. It typically measures pollutants such as PM2.5, PM10 (particulate matter), CO2 (carbon dioxide), CO (carbon monoxide), and NO2 (nitrogen dioxide), providing valuable data for understanding air pollution levels and mitigating health risks.

These devices play a crucial role in maintaining a safe and comfortable living environment. They are used in various settings, including homes, offices, factories, schools, and outdoor environments like busy roads and industrial areas. Air quality readings are often displayed on an LCD screen or via an application for real-time monitoring, and in some cases, alerts are issued when air quality deteriorates.

Application of Air quality monitor

✅ Home air quality management
Measuring PM2.5 and CO2 levels indoors to maintain a comfortable living environment.
✅ Office air quality monitoring
Monitoring CO2 levels in office spaces to provide indicators for protecting employee health.
✅ Factory safety management
Monitoring harmful gases and particulate matter in factories to ensure a safe working environment.
✅ Urban air quality monitoring
Monitoring air pollution along busy roads and issuing warnings to local residents.

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