Measuring the Air We Breathe at Home
In a closed, occupied room, carbon dioxide levels rise within a few hours. The threshold is crossed without anyone noticing: drowsiness, headaches, and a loss of concentration set in before anyone senses that the air has become stale.
Features
- Measuring Temperature,Humidity, and Carbon Dioxide
- History available in the Ajax app
- Two CR123A batteries
- Indoor installation — white or black
What CO2 Reveals
Carbon dioxide is an indicator of air exchange. A high level means that the air in the room is not being replaced quickly enough—this applies to both office environments and bedrooms where people sleep.
Moisture and Building Structures
Relative humidity is just as important for a home as it is for its occupants: when it exceeds 60%, conditions are ripe for mold growth. The sensor alerts you to the problem before any signs of mold appear.
The Light Version
The LifeQuality Lite measures temperature and humidity, but does not have a CO2 sensor.
