Re:Air Quality Monitors: When Paying More Does Not Get You M...
by newman314 on Wednesday June 07, 2023 @10:28PM
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Aranet4 is the way to go.
Tried going cheap and getting a bunch of Vitalights later as additional monitors but ended up finding out that their results were all over the place.
Returned the Vitalight. Kept the Aranet4.
I do have plans to build a few Airgradients when I have time.
Re:Air Quality Monitors: When Paying More Does Not Get You M...
by trog on Thursday June 08, 2023 @01:38AM
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co2.click also worth a look: https://www.co2.click/
Re:Air Quality Monitors: When Paying More Does Not Get You M...
by _zoltan_ on Thursday June 08, 2023 @04:58AM
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uf, looks so ugly. I can't justify putting this into my home.
Re:Air Quality Monitors: When Paying More Does Not Get You M...
by autoexec on Thursday June 08, 2023 @05:48AM
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it's a box? You could put a sticker on it, bedazzle it, or paint it with nail polish if you want something fancier.
Re:Air Quality Monitors: When Paying More Does Not Get You M...
by victor106 on Thursday June 08, 2023 @11:00AM
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It does not seem to have PM2.5
Re:Air Quality Monitors: When Paying More Does Not Get You M...
by athollywood on Wednesday June 07, 2023 @10:30PM
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Airthings! It’s great.
I wish I could find a good source for "outside CO2 levels" as I think they've been elevated but I have no way to prove it (beyond my indoor sensor showing high).