The pollution of the air you breathe poses a risk to your health and that of your loved ones that should not be underestimated. Especially indoors, many different substances accumulate due to a lack of air exchange. In addition to metabolic products, sometimes dangerous pollutants are also produced - by furniture and carpets, outgassing on toys and solvents during handicrafts, by electrical appliances or even during cooking.
The air-Q air analyser records all relevant parameters of the air, monitors them for you and warns you when defined limit values are exceeded. In this way, sources of pollutants can also be easily and quickly identified and eliminated - for the protection of the whole family.
Whether you feel comfortable within your own four walls depends very much on the air quality and thus the air pollutants. Today's particularly sealed buildings and windows not only keep the heat inside, but also the undesirable effects and pollutants produced there. In this context, one also speaks of the so-called "sick building syndrome". Besides humidity, carbon dioxide levels and odours, other pollutants also affect your well-being and health.
In the bedroom, the level of carbon dioxide and water vapour rises sharply overnight. In addition, there is often no heating during the day. This can lead to an unhealthy climate in the bedroom. Sleep, however, is for relaxation and should be as stress-free as possible.
Next to the bedroom, the living room is the most frequently used room. It is often home to carpets, wooden furniture, plastic furnishings and other electrical appliances or even fireplaces. In addition to the metabolic product carbon dioxide, gases such as formaldehyde, nitrogen dioxide, ozone from electrical appliances, the critical carbon monoxide from heaters or fireplaces, or substances such as particulates can accumulate throughout the home. This must be recognised and avoided, e.g. by switching off sources of pollution.
The air that surrounds us always and everywhere has a significant influence on the well-being of everyone in the household. Especially children, senior citizens and people with pre-existing conditions suffer from poor air quality. But poor air quality is also a problem for adults who are actually healthy. Often, those affected are not even aware of why they feel bad and get headaches, for example.
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