Measure & monitor air quality

EdiGreen Home

AI-2002W

The 7-in-1 solution for indoor air quality measurements

...easier than ever before!

Air quality monitoring with 7 sensors

Optimal in combination with our ARPACK AirClean air purifiers.

The quality of the air we breathe every day always plays a role, both in connection with our well-being, our mental strength, and our mental and physical health.

Indoors, we usually not only spend the majority of our time, but have also chosen them as our well-being and / or relaxation areas.

This is also true in offices, where we do concentrated and creative work. In order to recognise whether they are making the best use of their opportunities, the EdiGreen Home helps you to keep an eye on the quality of your indoor air at all times. EdiGreen Home offers a simple and intuitive LED display that allows you to always keep an eye on your air quality.

Through the EdiGreen Home app, you can keep track of 7 sensor ranges PM2.5, PM10, CO2, TVOC, HCHO, temperature and humidity sensors at all times, allowing you to react quickly and individually to restore your air quality.

What is being measured? >

Advantages of measuring devices for monitoring air quality

Thanks to LEDs and real-time data from the EdiGreen Home app, pollution levels are quickly displayed, giving you and your family the opportunity to react to air quality impairments.

With stand or wall mount, the design of the EdiGreen Home fits into any modern furnished home. Quick set-up and you have your air quality in view around the clock.

EdiGreen Home helps you act quickly and safely. Easily measure and control your air quality at your fingertips, wherever you are (app free of charge).

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Sensors from the Edigreen Home air measuring device

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5)

These microscopic airborne particles, up to 2.5 micrometres in size, float in the air we breathe. This category includes smoke, bacteria and allergens.
Fine particulate matter (PM10)

These larger microscopic particles, up to 10 microns in size, are suspended in the air. This category includes dust, mould and pollen.
CO₂ Sensor

CO₂ (carbon dioxide) is part of the air we breathe. In higher concentrations, CO₂ can become dangerous. Knowing the CO₂ concentration helps to react to air circulation problems and provide better air quality.
TVOC Sensor

The term TVOC (Total Volatile Organic Compound) or VOC refers to thousands of volatile organic compounds whose composition is constantly changing. They come from paints, perfumes, furniture, cleaning products, and many building materials in your home.
HCHO Sensor

Formaldehyde (HCHO) is used in the manufacture of furniture and household products. Over time, it can outgas from these boards and pollutes the indoor air.
Temperatur- und Luftfeuchtigkeitssensor

Humidity is always related to the room temperature. The properties of water change with the temperature. Depending on the temperature, the air can only absorb a certain amount of moisture. Air that is too dry or too humid can be harmful to health and buildings in the long run - because there is a risk of mould.