blebox airSensor, Hvid, 2,4 GHz, akryylinitrilbutadienstyren, IP32, 98%, 0 - 99%

airSensor is your personal air quality sensor - it keeps you informed about the presence of harmful dust suspended in your home and outside.\n\nFREE APPLICATION\nBy using the free wBox application, you can check the air quality at home as well as from anyplace in the World - without additional devices - all you need is a home WiFi network.\n\nBREATHE A CLEAN AIR\nA miniature, wireless sensor detects the presence of the most toxic substances in smog - suspended dust (PM1; PM2,5; PM10). This are solid particles so small that can get into the circulatory system through the respiratory system and then into the whole organism. Not always a beautiful landscape means clean air - be aware of danger and check on the map where to go to relax.\n\nTAKE CARE OF YOUR FUTURE AND YOUR CHILDREN'S\nProtect the environment - detect pollution caused by the boilers of neighbors, industrial plants and local companies. Do not let your children get ill due to carelessness or apparent savings of your neighbors who smoke in boilers with poor quality solid fuels.\n\nDO NOT BE INDIFFERENT TO POLLUTION\nDo you practice sports? Are you interested in having a healthy lifestyle? Do you like to walk in parks? Check what you breathe: create a community air monitoring system independent of the official measurements. Be aware of the risks and fight for the rights of a clean air!\n\nTAKE CARE OF YOUR LOVED ONES\nairSensor will indicate the current air quality in the room in which it is located. Detects particles of matter, mites, bacteria and soot from the fireplace. Check if you should use an air purifier. Open windows when is necessary, being aware of the pollution outside.\n\n- check the air quality at home and in the neighborhood\n- detect allergens, mites, pesticides, bacteria, exhaust gases, coal dust or soot\n- during increased pollution in winter, consciously open your windows\n- identify pollution on the air quality map in your area\n- take care of clean air - act actively in the local community\n- be aware - observe the pollution variations based on historical data