IAQPRO Indoor Air Quality Meter
Key Features
- Test indoor air in conditioned spaces for 9 critical air quality factors
- Identify air quality issues, causes, and solutions in minutes!
- Professional, user-friendly reports that help you win more business every time.
- Pair this Bluetooth meter with your Android or IOS mobile device with the CPS Link App.
- Earn more revenue on every service call!
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Description
Introducing the industry’s premier smart tool to help HVAC professionals quickly and accurately identify air quality issues in residential or commercial spaces. Paired with the CPS Link System, the meter can test for indoor air quality issues, pinpoint potential causes, and provide in-app solutions. HVAC pros can earn more revenue on every service call. The indoor air quality meter is an easy-to-use device that can measure nine different air quality factors. With our meter, you place it in the area you would like to test, and the device will do the rest. The test results include numerical data, and the app features a list of causes and solutions to improve the air quality in that area. With our indoor air quality meter, becoming an air quality professional has never been easier.
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs): Detects the presence of Volatile Organic Compounds (chemical pollution) commonly given off by interior building materials such as carpet, paint, upholstery, vinyl flooring, cleaning products, cosmetics, burning wood, etc.
Carbon Dioxide (CO2): It uses an NDIR (Non-Dispersive Infrared) sensor to detect carbon dioxide (non-combustible gas) formed during respiration, organic decomposition, or combustion. CO2 may threaten humans if breathed in high enough concentrations.
Particulate Matter (PM2.5 & PM10): Measures the amount of inhalable particulate matter that can penetrate the lungs and cause health problems. Examples include dust, pet dander, pollen, and other airborne substances less than 2.5 and 10 microns in size.
Temperature, Humidity, Dew Point and Pressure
Measures indoor air Temperature, Dew Point Temperature, Relative Humidity, and Building Pressure, any one or all of which may adversely affect building occupants or the building itself.
