Airthings 321 Wave Enhance - Binnenluchtkwaliteitsmonitor voor CO2, VOC, vochtigheid, temperatuur, druk, geluid, en licht -monitort slaapomstandigheden in slaapkamers en concentratie in thuiskantoren

Prodotto che mi aspettavo un po' più grande a dir la verità. La connessione all'app è stata semplicissima, ci mette un po' a collegarsi dopo che non ci si collega per qualche giorno ma va benissimo così, non è una cosa penalizzante. Con l'app riesce a misurare l'umidità, i livelli di CO2, la temperatura e altre cose che potete vedere anche in foto. Non so dire esattamente se le misurazioni siano precise, ma almeno per quanta riguarda la temperatura (che posso constatare) è molto preciso e in linea con le misure indicate da altri dispositivi. Questo aggeggino è abbastanza costoso, circa 150 euro e non saprei dire se sia tanto o poco o se sia nella stessa fascia di prodotti simili, ma lo reputo davvero un ottimo prodotto da avere in casa, soprattutto in città

Works really well, setup was flawless, synchronization works perfectly both on my Android and iPad. I highly recommend this product.

Ich habe in der Vergangenheit mithilfe von ESP8266, später ESP32 oder RaspiMini Systeme zum Messen der Raumluft gebastelt. Preislich war das - abhänig der Sensoren etwas günstiger aber natürlich ging dafür ziemlich viel Zeit drauf, so dass ich soclhe Kaufbaren Systeme heute vorziehen würde.DAs Gerät kommt in einer wirklich genialen, schönen und durchdachten Verpackung! Weiter So! Das Produkt selbst wirkt auf den ersten Blick ein bisschen wie ein Rauchmelder und nicht ganz so hochwertig, wie ich erwartete, hier könnte der Hersteller etwas nacharbeiten.So aber eigentlich gehts ja um die inneren Werte. Gemessen werden:CO2 Partialdruck, Temperature, Luftdruck, Luftfeuchtigkeit, Lichthelligkeit, Lautstärke.Die Werte sind vergleichbar mit dem, was ich sonst gemessen habe und ich finde, es tatsächlich gut funktionierend.Mein größter Kritikpunkt: Aufgrund der Nutzung von Bluetooth lässt sich das Gertät zwar sehr gut mit dem Handy nutzen und passt auch sicher super in ein Wohnmobil oder ähnliches. Zuhause möchte ich es aber gerne in home assistant integrieren, dass bspw. die Lüftungsanlage eingeschalten wird (Autmotisisiert) wenn die Luft sich verschlechtert. Tja das lässt sich natürlich bewerkstelligen aber eben nicht so einfach, wie wenn die Daten per WLAN zur verfügung gestellt werden könnten.Mein Vorschlag wäre tatsächlich WLAN als Option zu integrieren (kostet ja faktisch nichts) und einen USB Anschluss um auf die Batterien im WLAN Betrieb verzichten zu können.Trotzdem: Die Geräte sind etabliert und lassen sich nutzen udn deshalb gibts von mir 5*Vielen Dank für diesen Test im Zuge des Vine Programmes! Falls das PRodukt zurück gefordert wird, bitte ich um eine Nachricht.

I'm putting a hold on this review and changing it from 5 star to 2 star. The help team are good at getting back and trying to help, hence 2 stars, but I can't link at all to the device currently, so monitor is no better than a paper weight. I'm having a lot of teething problems with this monitor and as such just wonder if its still in development, or maybe I have a faulty one. I will update this review later when I have an answer/resolution, but until then didThis monitor is like the monitor equivalent of the Swiss army knife, its small and compact but monitors a load of things. Initially I was having issues with the monitor as although it gave current values it would not display graph data as it said there was no data available. I contacted the supplier via the App and after following various instructions that made no difference was told that there was a new version of the app coming out that should fix the problem. Well I now have Airthings app, version Android-6.0.2 installed and its working perfectly. So, if you have the older version, I suggest you upgrade.The App is downloadable from Play Store and my Norton Antivirus passed it as good to install. On the play store though there are a couple of apps, so make sure you download the correct one, it’s a yellow circle on a white background with the letter A in it. There is a more advanced version for use with an even more advanced monitor that includes measuring Radon levels.The monitor takes 2xAA batteries and has a stand that folds out of the base. There are instructions of where best to place it. I have mine in the bedroom at head level when lying down. Because of the nature of some of the detectors it takes up to 7 days for it to properly calibrate some detectors, it will work before, but CO2 and VOC may be a little erratic initially.The monitor works really well and now that the graphs are working, I can monitor values over time and see the Average reading etc. At £129.00 (at time of review) the monitor isn’t cheap, but you get quality and the support as I have found is good, you can even get insights where it tells you pollen forecasts etc. connectivity is good, I connected it to my phone and I can check the results anywhere in the house. Although for me this is a bit of a gimmick, I can see it being really beneficial for someone with breathing or allergy issues, as in monitoring your room you can determine how to improve things and the app provides suggestions on how to do this.

We put this in our infant's room so we can check the temperature in the room—if it's too hot or cold, it will let you know if you need to turn on the air purifiers.