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Ive been very happy with this one. Bought it mainly for fire season out here in California but seems good for monitoring the collapse of human civilization too.
by sha256kira 5y ago
Ive been very happy with this one. Bought it mainly for fire season out here in California but seems good for monitoring the collapse of human civilization too.
https://www.amazon.com/humai-HI-100-Quality-Device-House/dp/B07JK1CYGK/ref=zg_bs_5006564011_9?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=445RN1HTSQF4WGSVFNMV https://www.amazon.com/humai-HI-100-Quality-Device-House/dp/...
- ArkanExplorer 5y agoCO2 and PM2.5 require different sensors, so buyers need to be very cautious that their model explicitly includes both, and states CO2 as a ppm value. Costs are about $70. They're also available on AliExpress.
- pacman2 5y agoStop pussying around here on HN. On HN you really shuld build your own https://www.airgradient.com/diy/ https://www.airgradient.com/diy/
- kolinko 5y agoIt doesn’t track co2. You can have 0 pm2.5 and still be in a stuffy room with too much carbon dioxide (which is quite common in Poland in Winter for example. Air cleaners remove pm2.5, people keep windows shut to keep pollution and cold air from getting in, and they get crazy amounts of co2 indoors).