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AK34 monitor on a wooden sideboard showing CO2 and comfort readings, with parents and a child playing on the living-room floor behind it

Solutions · Home

One glance — is the air in here fine?

Why it matters

What changes the air at home

01

New furniture and renovation

New interiors release HCHO and VOCs long after the smell fades. A visible reading says when to ventilate.

02

Closed windows, rising CO2

Rooms drift stale overnight and in winter. The CO2 trend is the prompt to air them.

03

Heating appliances

Boilers and stoves make CO a quiet risk. A dedicated alarm belongs beside them.

The platforms

Platforms that fit the home

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AK3Desktop

AK3

CO₂HCHOTVOC+2
AK28ADesktop

AK28A

CO₂PM2.5HCHOTVOC+5
AK23ADesktop

AK23A

CO₂PM2.5HCHOTVOC+5

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