The new air-Q radon — high-precision air analyzer
Radon releases radioactive particles known as alpha radiation. This dangerous noble gas is the second leading cause of lung cancer, after smoking. With the new air-Q radon, you can detect this radioactive gas in your home and at your workplace. In addition, the air-Q radon includes other sensors and functions as a smart air quality monitor.
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Radon Formation
When uranium and thorium—which occur naturally in rocks and soil—decay, radon is released. These particularly small, unbound particles easily reach the Earth’s surface and can penetrate buildings even through the tiniest cracks in concrete. While outdoors this radioactive gas dilutes in the fresh air to a harmless concentration, indoors the particles can accumulate to levels that are hazardous to health. Since radon is colorless, odorless, and tasteless, it is imperceptible to the human senses. A detector is needed to detect this noble gas.
How air-Q radon protects you
Breathe Easy — With Home Radon Testing
Especially in areas at risk for radon, residential buildings should be inspected periodically to detect possible radon exposure. Excessively high radon levels can cause long-term health problems and even cancer. The air-Q radon monitor offers you a simple and reliable way to monitor radon exposure in your home.
Annual Radon Screening at the Company
With the air-Q radon, you can measure radon exposure in your workplace over an extended period. This allows you to verify whether the required limit values are being met or to take appropriate action if radon levels are too high. At the same time, you monitor air quality and support the concentration and performance of your employees and colleagues. The air-Q blends in completely unobtrusively with the room’s decor.
Much more than just measuring radon—up to 10 additional parameters included
In addition to radon exposure, the air-Q radon also monitors other air components, such as volatile organic compounds (VOCs), humidity, and temperature, and—optionally—carbon dioxide and various fine particle levels using our special fine particle sensor. The air-Q radon is also equipped with our intuitive LED display, which offers a variety of themes. This makes it easy for you to keep an eye on your air quality.
Push and email notifications
You'll receive alerts via email or real-time push notifications.
Visual and audible alarm
Thanks to LEDs and loud audible alarms, critical situations are immediately recognized and heard.
High precision
Reliable detection using dedicated sensors prevents false alarms and ensures safety.
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What is radon?
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas formed by the decay of uranium in soil and rock. It is invisible, odorless, and tasteless, which makes it particularly dangerous, as it cannot be detected without special equipment. Radon can enter buildings through cracks in the floor, walls, or leaks, and accumulate indoors.
Health Effects of Radon
Prolonged exposure to radon can have serious health consequences. Radon decays into other radioactive particles that float in the air and enter the lungs when inhaled. These particles can damage lung tissue and significantly increase the risk of lung cancer. In fact, radon is the second most common cause of lung cancer, after smoking.
Why is a radon detector important?
A radon monitor helps you track radon levels in your indoor spaces and ensure that they remain below the recommended limits. A radon detector allows you to detect radon exposure early and take the appropriate steps to reduce it.
Benefits of a radon monitor
A radon monitor provides accurate measurements and continuous monitoring of radon levels. Regular use of an indoor radon monitor protects your family and employees from the potential dangers of radon. A radon monitor is essential, especially in areas with a high risk of radon.
Measuring Radon at Home: Prevention Is Key
Regular radon testing in your home is crucial for your health. A radon detector helps you detect and prevent dangerous levels early on. By taking preventive measures, you can reduce your risk of lung cancer and ensure that your home remains a healthy place to live.
How do you choose the right radon detector?
When choosing a radon measurement system, you should consider the device's accuracy and additional features. A radon detector should provide reliable measurements and be easy to use. Also check whether the device requires periodic calibration and which radon safety devices are recommended in your region.