air-Q basic - The all-around solution for demanding air quality measurements
- Carbon dioxide
- Volatile Organic Compounds
- Relative humidity
- Air temperature
- Noise
- Fine Particles
- Carbon monoxide
- Atmospheric pressure
Measuring Indoor Air Quality - Protecting Your Family from Pollutants and Chemicals
Detect all the substances in the air you breathe with up to 14 sensors and receive alerts when levels reach critical thresholds.
Buy air-Q – starting at €459
Who is particularly at risk from poor air quality?
Protecting Children from Illnesses
Children are particularly vulnerable because their bodies are still developing. In addition, they are much less able to recognize risky situations and dangers on their own. Early exposure to pollutants increases, among other things, the risk of severe lower respiratory tract inflammation, can impair brain development, and can even cause allergies. The development or worsening of mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety disorders, and ADHD is also associated with air pollution.
Staying Healthy for a Long Time
As we age, the body becomes more sensitive to external influences. In addition to humidity, carbon dioxide levels, and odors, other pollutants also affect our well-being and health. In the bedroom, carbon dioxide and water vapor levels rise significantly overnight. This can create an unhealthy environment in the bedroom. But sleep is precisely what the body needs for recovery and should be as free from pollutants as possible. In addition, bedrooms often contain carpets, wooden furniture, and other decorative items made of plastic. Throughout the home, in addition to carbon dioxide from metabolism, gases such as formaldehyde, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone from electrical appliances—as well as substances like fine particulate matter—can accumulate. It is important to identify and avoid them, for example, by turning off sources of pollution.
See all measured values at a glance with the air-Q app for smartphones and the web
All measured values can be viewed and analyzed using the air-Q smartphone app. Nothing goes unnoticed, since the sensors used in the air-Q measure at a sampling rate of less than two seconds—in other words, truly in real time. In addition, the air-Q can be connected to and works with standard smart home systems. Thanks to its open data interfaces, there are no limits to conducting your own in-depth analyses or integrating it into your smart home.
High quality
Up to 14 calibrated sensors + app for smartphones and PCs + Made in Germany + durable technology
Sustainable
Interchangeable sensors + carbon-neutral shipping + plastic-free packaging
Intelligent
Digital health advisor with personalized recommendations + voice assistants + smart home integration via IFTTT, Homey, openHAB, etc.
The right air-Q for you: