Air quality detector
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Air quality detector
Update time：2020-03-09 Pageviews：700
Product Features:
The detector can simultaneously detect PM2.5, formaldehyde, carbon dioxide, TVOC, temperature and humidity
Product advantages:
Data can be detected in real time on various terminals such as mobile APP, WeChat applet, digital TV, advertising player, PC cloud platform, etc.
Technical features:
Supports large-scale networking of multiple devices, and supports the development of multiple communication methods: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPRS, NB-IoT, etc.
Industry Classification: Smart Home
Development platform: HiSilicon
Delivery form: PCBA, software
Performance parameters: PM2.5, formaldehyde, carbon dioxide, TVOC, temperature and humidity
Application scenario: The air quality detector can detect most of the dangerous and harmful substances in the indoor air. When the detection index is abnormal, it will promptly warn the user. For example, when smoking indoors, our air quality detector is able to quickly detect changes in the PM2.5 pollution concentration value caused by smoking through sensitive sensors. When the indoor pollution concentration reaches a mild range (above 75-250), when the user unlocks and turns on the alarm button, an alarm sound of "di, di, di" will be emitted.
Development platform: HiSilicon
Delivery form: PCBA, software
Performance parameters: PM2.5, formaldehyde, carbon dioxide, TVOC, temperature and humidity
Application scenario: The air quality detector can detect most of the dangerous and harmful substances in the indoor air. When the detection index is abnormal, it will promptly warn the user. For example, when smoking indoors, our air quality detector is able to quickly detect changes in the PM2.5 pollution concentration value caused by smoking through sensitive sensors. When the indoor pollution concentration reaches a mild range (above 75-250), when the user unlocks and turns on the alarm button, an alarm sound of "di, di, di" will be emitted.
