AIRASSURE™ Indoor PM2.5 Online Monitor IPM2.5-AD

It can target indoor PM2.5 dust, one of the biggest health killers in today's society TSI, the world leader in particle measurement technology, introduces the AirAssure™ PM2.5 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Monitor, the only instrument that meets the needs of all stakeholders in a building. A cost-effective wall-mounted instrument.

· For users - The instrument provides reliable, easy-to-read color digital measurements.

· For building managers -The instrument has patented technology to ensure measurement stability, a simple display interface, easy maintenance of individual sensors, and convenient networking monitoring.

· For building owners/employers For example, the instrument can accurately measure and intuitively display indoor air quality, ensuring a safe and healthy indoor environment, thereby helping to retain employees and increase occupancy rates.

Please note: This instrument is currently Not available in the US or Europe yet.

Precisely monitor PM2.5

The AirAssure PM2.5 monitor launched by TSI is an accurate monitor of indoor PM2. The most cost-effective solution for 5 particle concentration.

More efficient and accurate gravimetric measuring instruments exist that can display and record very accurate real-time readings. However, these instruments can cost thousands of dollars to deploy, which is not ideal for monitoring It is not practical for building monitoring applications in different areas. That’s why TSI designed the AirAssure PM2.5 Indoor Air Quality Monitor—a cost-effective solution for repeatedly providing real-time, accurate measurements of indoor air conditions.

You need to know about AIRASSURE indoor PM2.5 online monitor

TSI is a trusted leader in particle measurement technology for buildings Provides owners, properties and tenants with a low-cost, reliable solution to help them understand how well their building systems are controlling indoor PM2.5.

Features and advantages

+ Accurate, reliable, world-class PM2.5 particle concentration measurement
+ Ideal for commercial buildings 
+ Operation Simple 
+ Simple wall-mount installation 
+ Analog port and Ethernet port output 
+ Intuitive and fast display of air quality index classification 
+ Can Patented technology to overcome zero drift and ensure long-term accuracy 
+ Quick on-site installation and maintenance 
+ NISTTraceable calibration certification  

Technical parameters

0.3 to 5 μm particle size range

0.1 CFM (2.83 LPM) flow rate

Up to four channels of simultaneous data

Continuous stream output type available

Ethernet (TCP/IP) and serial Modbus output

Power over Ethernet (PoE) or local power supply

3,000 sample record storage

Static or dynamic IP address (DHCP)

Local configuration or remote configuration via a web browser

RoHS certified

Stainless steel housing

Optional temperature/RH probe 

Optional external alarm output

ISO 21501-4 certified

Application scope

Why is indoor air quality so important?

-According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), "There is growing evidence that the air inside homes and other buildings is more polluted than the air outside, even in large, highly industrialized cities. Other studies have shown that people spend about 90% of their time indoors. Therefore, for many people, exposure to indoor air pollution poses a health risk.The risk may be far greater than outdoor pollution. "

Like CO2, CO and other pollutants, PM2.5 particles are one of the key factors causing indoor air pollution.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has identified exposure to respirable particulate matter as being highly associated with a variety of health problems, including: respiratory disease, cardiovascular disease, asthma, and worsening lung cancer. Many of these health problems are associated with long-term exposure to polluted environments.

What is PM2.5?

The World Health Organization has established air quality guidelines to help public health policy makers around the world set air quality standards to reduce the harmful effects of exposure to PM2.5 particles.