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Wireless Air Quality PM Meter - Enterprise Wireless

Wireless Air Quality PM Meter - Enterprise Wireless

$355.00

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Overview

Airborne particulates affect occupant health, product cleanliness, and regulatory standing. This air quality meter reports PM1, PM2.5, and PM10 concentrations so facilities and safety teams can act on poor air before it becomes a problem or a complaint. Readings stream automatically to the Emergent Metering cloud, where every measurement is logged and time-stamped for you. Set the thresholds that matter and the system alerts your team by text, email, or phone call the moment a reading drifts out of range — so problems get caught before they become downtime, spoilage, or a compliance miss. Measures: PM1, PM2.5, and PM10 particulate concentrations Power: Line Power w/Battery Backup (standard) or Standard AA Radio frequency: ALTA 900 MHz (regional: 868 / 433 / 920J / 940 MHz) In the box: Wireless sensor, mounting hardware, USB cable

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Airborne particulates affect occupant health, product cleanliness, and regulatory standing. This air quality meter reports PM1, PM2.5, and PM10 concentrations so facilities and safety teams can act on poor air before it becomes a problem or a complaint.

Readings stream automatically to the Emergent Metering cloud, where every measurement is logged and time-stamped for you. Set the thresholds that matter and the system alerts your team by text, email, or phone call the moment a reading drifts out of range — so problems get caught before they become downtime, spoilage, or a compliance miss.

  • Measures: PM1, PM2.5, and PM10 particulate concentrations
  • Power: Line Power w/Battery Backup (standard) or Standard AA
  • Radio frequency: ALTA 900 MHz (regional: 868 / 433 / 920J / 940 MHz)
  • In the box: Wireless sensor, mounting hardware, USB cable

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