LKC Air Quality Monitor AQI Monitor Data Histogram

Product Description

• The new histogram function can reflect the changes on PM2.5 directly for the latest 12 hours.
• Temtop advanced third-generation laser particle sensor has a lifetime of up to 20,000 hours. Combined with the unique particle swarm optimization algorithm, it makes particle measurement more accurate and stable.
• The pre-calibrated electrochemical sensors will accurately capture formaldehyde molecules accompanied by the detection function covering a wide range of organic pollutants.
• Large TFT screen and rich display make it clear and easy to read data, even with battery indicator light to help you check the battery at any time.

 

FAQs of LKC Air Quality Monitor AQI Monitor Data Histogram:

Q: What is the LKC Air Quality Monitor with AQI Monitor and Data Histogram?

A: The LKC Air Quality Monitor is a gadget intended to quantify and show different air quality boundaries, including particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10), formaldehyde (HCHO), and all out unstable natural mixtures (TVOC). It likewise computes the Air Quality Record (AQI) and may incorporate a data histogram highlight.

Q: What is the Air Quality List (AQI)?

A: The Air Quality Record (AQI) is a normalized framework used to impart the degree of air contamination and its potential wellbeing impacts to people in general. It relegates a mathematical worth to various degrees of poisons and makes an interpretation of it into a subjective depiction, going from "Great" to "Perilous."

Q: How does the LKC Air Quality Monitor work?

A: The LKC Air Quality Monitor utilizes different sensors to quantify indoor air quality boundaries, for example, particulate matter focus, formaldehyde levels, and unpredictable natural mixtures. It then, at that point, works out the AQI in view of these estimations and presentations the data on its screen.

Q: What is the meaning of the Data Histogram include?

A: The Data Histogram is a visual portrayal of the conveyance of air quality estimations over a particular period. It can assist you with recognizing patterns and vacillations in air quality, giving a more extensive comprehension of indoor air conditions.

Q: How is the AQI determined?

A: The AQI is determined in light of the convergences of different contaminations like PM2.5, PM10, ozone, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen dioxide. Every contamination is doled out a particular weight, and the most elevated esteem among them decides the generally AQI level.