Davis AirLink Air Quality Monitor (7210)

Name: Davis AirLink Air Quality Monitor (7210) - Cirrusly Weather
SKU: 7210
Price: 209.00 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU: 7210

Category: Weather Instruments and Gadgets

Brands: Davis Instruments

$209.00

MSRP: $225.00

The Davis AirLink Air Quality Monitor can be used inside the home or outdoors. It provides real-time Air Quality Index readings and sends them to a phone or computer.

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It’s not just the weather that might make you feel lousy; it could also be your air quality. The Davis AirLink Air Quality Monitor can be used indoors or outdoors, providing real-time air quality readings to your smartphone or the cloud. Notable is the AirLink’s capability to measure PM1, PM2.5, and PM10; most AQI monitors only measure the latter.

With the same precision that made its home weather stations famous, the Davis AirLink Air Quality Monitor is a great addition to any home. With Wi-Fi connectivity, you can use the Davis AirLink with or without a Davis weather station or WeatherLink interface.

Features:

Provides measurements to the WeatherLink app or WeatherLink Cloud once per minute
Measures particulates as small as 0.3 micrometers with an accuracy of +/-10 micrograms per cubic meter in concentrations
No Davis weather station required: the Davis AirLink connects via Wi-Fi
Global Air Quality Indices including the US, Canada, Mexico, China, the EU, the UK, Australia, India, and South Korea.
6.6-foot AC cable provided, 25-foot optional AC cable available

What does PM mean? What does the number mean?

PM stands for particulate matter. The number refers to the size.
Emissions from combustion of gasoline, oil, diesel fuel or wood produce much of the PM2.5 pollution found in outdoor air, as well as a significant proportion of PM10. PM10 also includes dust from construction sites, landfills and agriculture, wildfires and brush/waste burning, industrial sources, wind-blown dust from open lands, pollen and fragments of bacteria.

PM1 is even smaller, and while study is limited, it is theorized that these ultrafine partcles may pose an even greater risk to health since they can pass deeper into the bloodstream.

Why are my measurements different from what I see on air quality monitoring sites?

Your AirLink shows AQI levels by PM type separately. Many sites use a different formula for AQI, which may include other pollutants that the AirLink doesn’t measure, like ozone.