Did you know that the installation of an AurAir is FREE? When you send us your WiFi data, we configure your AurAir meters before sending them to you. You then only have to plug the AurAir into the socket and your measurement data will automatically be made available in the AurAir dashboard!
AurAir's smart CO2 meters work seamlessly with the powerful air purifiers from Philips to better monitor and further improve the air quality within schools. This quick to install solution quickly and cost-effectively provides an important extra layer of protection in addition to your existing ventilation options. If clean and healthy air is also important for your school, check out our special Philips AurAir page now.
Until now, correct measurement of indoor air quality required very complex and expensive instruments. This will change from now on! AurAir's compact air quality meters make it possible to closely monitor the CO2 and humidity level in any room, in a very simple and cost-effective way.
Due to the corona virus, good ventilation has suddenly become a top priority in education, healthcare, the catering industry and gyms. However you control your ventilation, with open windows or with complex ventilation systems, the advice is to check the air quality in each room yourself via easy-to-install CO2 meters. (read more)
Just plug the AurAir meter into any power socket and it works. You can still use the socket for other electrical devices.
CO2 and humidity levels are easy to read from a distance and are shown in green (good), orange (mid) and red (bad).
The straightforward design and small size make the AurAir meter fit into any interior, modern or traditional.
Because the AurAir meter is fully IoT driven, the CO2 and humidity measurements can not only be monitored directly on the device itself, but also on any other connected device.
The AurAir meter itself has an easy to read and understand display that can show up to 24 hours of history.
The AurAir meter is fully IoT driven, the CO2 and humidity measurements can be monitored easily on your smartphone.
The WiFi connection enables you to see current measurements, but also your full measurement history on any device.
The AurAir air quality meter is very suitable for professional use. The principles used in the design are important for the business market: an open design, IoT based, logic in the software, an "open bed" with connectors. All these aspects together make the AurAir a good business investment.
Because all logic is programmed in the AurAir meter, the functionality is easy to adjust. The meter also has an "open bed" with connectors, which makes it possible to replace sensors or to add them for new functionality. The AurAir is designed with a changing future in mind and offers maximum economic life. This is especially important for large organizations that are considering purchasing larger numbers of air quality meters.
The basic version of the AurAir is a fully functional meter to monitor your indoor climate. This way you can always take the right actions to improve quality if necessary. We will soon also offer an advanced version of the AurAir meter that can be integrated with your automated air quality management systems and which will then function as an endpoint control unit for these systems.
The latest news about AurAir
Philips and AurAir have developed smart meters to improve quality. Smart CO2 meters are linked to powerful air purifiers and can monitor and improve indoor air quality.
CO2 is an important indicator of air quality and ventilation effectiveness. AurAir's sensors monitor the CO2 values in the classroom.
Research has shown that the quality of the indoor environment in schools is often substandard. This is not only bad for the health, but also for the learning performance of the students. CO 2 is an important indicator of air quality and ventilation effectiveness.
Together with AurAir, a specialist in the field of CO2 meters, we have started a collaboration to improve the air quality in schools.
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