Device Overview

Precision
Environmental
Monitoring

Industrial-grade telemetry unit for continuous assessment of temperature, humidity, and critical air quality metrics.

CO2 Levels 412 ppm
Temp 22.4°C
Humidity 45.2%
Core Capabilities

Primary Sensor Array

Temperature Sensor
Active Array

Temperature

Multi-point thermal sensing designed for rapid environmental response to Colorado's severe day-to-night temperature swings, ensuring extreme accuracy across industrial temperature ranges.

T-RNG: -40°C TO +85°C
RES: 0.01°C
Humidity Sensor
Active Array

Humidity

Advanced moisture detection tailored for semi-arid climates. Precision tracking prevents condensation risks while maintaining strict atmospheric parameters for sensitive operations.

H-RNG: 0% TO 100% RH
RES: 0.1% RH
Air Quality Sensor
Air Quality

Particulate & Gas

Continuous sampling of atmospheric composition. NDIR sensors calibrated for high-altitude environments, detecting volatile compounds and particulate matter to ensure safety compliance.

CO2 / PM2.5 / PM10
NDIR OPTICAL SENSING
Technical Documentation

Measurement Methods

The AQ-M1 utilizes a combination of proprietary and standard industry sensing technologies to provide resilient data streams.

Thermal Sensing
  • Electronic Sensors Integrated circuit temperature sensors providing highly linear outputs with minimal power consumption for baseline ambient tracking.
  • Thermistors Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) ceramic components utilized for rapid-response thermal event detection.
  • RTDs Resistance Temperature Detectors (Pt100) deployed for high-stability, laboratory-grade calibration reference points.
  • Infrared (IR) Non-contact pyrometric sensors for surface temperature evaluation of surrounding structural elements.
Moisture Sensing
  • Electronic T-RH Capacitive polymer sensors integrated with thermal arrays to calculate accurate relative humidity dynamically.
  • Psychrometric Algorithmic wet-bulb/dry-bulb calculation capabilities available via firmware for specific industrial HVAC integrations.
Atmospheric Composition
  • NDIR CO2 Sensors Non-Dispersive Infrared spectroscopy utilizing specific light wavelengths to quantify Carbon Dioxide concentrations accurately.
  • PM Sensors Laser scattering optical particle counters dynamically sizing and quantifying PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10 particulate mass.