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Atmotube Pro • Indoor Air Quality Sensor
Brand
Atmotech
Product
Atmotube Pro
Application
- LED light colour indicates the current Air Quality Score (AQS)
- Monitors level of pollen, soot, smoke, and mould in the air
- Also measures temperatures and atmospheric pressure
- Easily access all the measured data using the free iOS or Android App
- Features carabiner mount to fit on the move
Advantage
Wearable and portable air quality monitor that detects fine particles and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and reports them in real-time.
Atmotube PRO detects PM1, PM2.5, and PM10 pollutants, like dust, pollen, soot, and mold, plus a wide range of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). All in real time
Atmotube PRO also measures atmospheric pressure, temperature, and humidity, and helps you to stay in the most comfortable and safe environment.
You can use the Atmotube PRO with our free Atmotube PRO app (no extra payments or licenses needed)
Function
- What are the VOCs?
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are emitted as gases from certain solids or liquids. In fact, they may be emitted by a wide array of products, including paints and lacquers, paint strippers, cleaning supplies, household products such as varnishes and wax, cleaning and disinfecting, products, building materials (plywood and particleboard) and furnishings, office equipment such as copiers and printers, glues and adhesives. VOCs can cause eye, nose, and throat irritation as well as headaches, loss of coordination, and nausea. They may also cause damage to the liver, kidney, and central nervous system. Some are suspected or known to cause cancer.
You can find the list of VOCs here: Link to UK GOV Document
You can find the list of VOCs here: Link to UK GOV Document
- What are the PMs?
Particulate Matter (PM), also known as soot, is made of microscopic solid particles or liquid droplets that are either emitted directly into the air or formed by pollutants that combine in the atmosphere. PM is usually measured in three size ranges, which are the most harmful to health: PM10, PM2.5, and PM1
PM10 or coarse dust particles refer to particles with a diameter less than or equal to 10 microns in size. They are about 30 times smaller than the width of a human hair and are small enough to evade our defensive nose hairs and get inhaled into our lungs. Sources of this PM10 include crushing/grinding operations, and dust stirred up by vehicles. Pollen, mold, and plant and insect particles are also considered PM10. Finally, the evaporation of sea spray can also produce large particles in coastal areas.
Dangerous level: 125 μg/m³ (microgram per cubic meter) or more.
PM2.5 or fine particles are 2.5 micrometers in diameter or smaller. Fine particles are produced from all types of combustion, including motor vehicles, power plants, residential wood burning, wildfires, agricultural burning, and some industrial processes. While PM10 ends up in your lungs, PM2.5 is more dangerous as it can transfer from your lungs into your bloodstream. From your bloodstream, it can it end up anywhere in your body, thereby making it “the invisible killer”.
Dangerous level: 90 μg/m³ or more.
PM1 – particulate matter with a diameter smaller than 1 micron – is a major subset of PM2.5. These are extremely fine particles that are even more likely to reach deeper into the respiratory system than PM2.5. PM1 is the by-product of emissions from factories, vehicular pollution, construction activities, and road dust. It is not dispersed and stays suspended in the air that you breathe.
Dangerous level: 61 μg/m³ or more.
PM10 or coarse dust particles refer to particles with a diameter less than or equal to 10 microns in size. They are about 30 times smaller than the width of a human hair and are small enough to evade our defensive nose hairs and get inhaled into our lungs. Sources of this PM10 include crushing/grinding operations, and dust stirred up by vehicles. Pollen, mold, and plant and insect particles are also considered PM10. Finally, the evaporation of sea spray can also produce large particles in coastal areas.
Dangerous level: 125 μg/m³ (microgram per cubic meter) or more.
PM2.5 or fine particles are 2.5 micrometers in diameter or smaller. Fine particles are produced from all types of combustion, including motor vehicles, power plants, residential wood burning, wildfires, agricultural burning, and some industrial processes. While PM10 ends up in your lungs, PM2.5 is more dangerous as it can transfer from your lungs into your bloodstream. From your bloodstream, it can it end up anywhere in your body, thereby making it “the invisible killer”.
Dangerous level: 90 μg/m³ or more.
PM1 – particulate matter with a diameter smaller than 1 micron – is a major subset of PM2.5. These are extremely fine particles that are even more likely to reach deeper into the respiratory system than PM2.5. PM1 is the by-product of emissions from factories, vehicular pollution, construction activities, and road dust. It is not dispersed and stays suspended in the air that you breathe.
Dangerous level: 61 μg/m³ or more.
- What is Air Quality Score?
Atmotube detects a very wide range of harmful gases, toxins and volatile organic compounds as well as PM. For your convenience we created an accumulative parameter called Air Quality Score (AQS) that can instantly give you an understanding of the quality of air around. AQS changes from 0 (severely polluted air) to 100 (very clean) points. There’s a LED on the front of Atmotube. What does each color mean? The LED color represents the current Air Quality Score. (Red - severely polluted, Orange - very polluted, Yellow - polluted, Green - moderate, Blue - good).
Features
- PMs and VOCs sensors
For the instant detection of volatile organic compounds and fine particles. No calibration required — it just works!
- Built-in weather station
Barometric pressure sensor for those who are sensitive to weather changes.
- Temperature and humidity
Temperature and humidity sensor to help you stay in your comfort zone.
- MCERTS certified
The PM sensor utilized in Atmotube PRO is MCERTS certified (MCERTS Performance Standards for Indicative Ambient Particulate Monitors). It is the first PM sensor in the consumer-grade market with this certification.
- Tested by South Coast AQMD
According to the field and laboratory tests conducted by AQ-SPEC at South Coast AQMD, Atmotube PRO shows highly accurate measurements of particulate matter (>0.88 correlation with regulatory-grade air monitoring equipment).
- How is Atmotube calibrated
Each sensor will be pre-calibrated. Sensors have sophisticated embedded algorithms to perform automatic calibration over time.
- Internal storage
Atmotube PRO's internal data storage is 10 days. To retrieve the collected data, the device should be synchronized with the mobile app at least once within 10 days.
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