How can your organization effectively monitor air quality with [ Ссылка ] ? Learn how in this video. Questions? Contact us at Info@Valarm.net if you need to monitor air quality.
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You’ll see how organizations use [ Ссылка ] to remotely monitor air quality like specific gases and particulate matter. Valarm Tools Cloud gives you all the tools you’ll need to monitor any brand of Industrial IoT / IIoT sensors, like sensors that measure ozone / O3, nitrogen oxides / NOx, hydrogen sulfide / H2S, Sulfur dioxide / SO2, dust, and particulate matter like PM1, PM2.5, and PM10.
Valarm units are deployed in the field then all of your real-time air quality sensor information is available on graphs, dashboards, 2D and 3D maps, and anywhere else you need it via our APIs. Remote monitoring units in this video use any internet connectivity, WiFi, 3G mobile cell network, or ethernet to send air quality sensor data to [ Ссылка ]. Telemetry boxes can be powered by any source, like standard mains wall power or solar panel power.
These Valarm air quality units monitor specific gas sensors made by Alphasense for measuring ppms / parts per million of O3 a.k.a. Ozone and NO2 a.k.a. Nitrogen Dioxide. There is also an Alphasense OPC-N2 in each box, which is an optical particle counter for measuring particle pollution in the air like dust and particulate matter of different sizes in micrometers, like PM1, PM2.5, and PM10. These boxes were made together with air quality scientists & technicians at Southern California Air Quality Management District, a.k.a. SC-AQMD or just AQMD. The Alphasense sensors AQMD chose for these boxes were run through rigorous tests in their air quality sensor performance evaluation center, so these air quality sensors have proven their effectiveness according to government standards. They’re pretty darn good when compared to the price of US EPA / Environmental Protection Agency standard sensors that can cost much more.
You’ll see the specific gas sensors are located at the bottom of each box exposed to ambient air. A rubber O ring protects the contents inside of the box while the Alphasense air quality sensors measure and monitor air quality conditions.
There are fans inside the boxes to keep air flowing and keep the boxes from reaching any extreme temperatures. Meteo sensor in each unit monitors temperature, humidity, and pressure at all times, which is useful for calibrating & curve adjusting air quality sensor data.
The particulate matter sensors in each of these boxes are Alphasense OPC-N2 Optical Particle Counter. This air quality sensor has a forced air intake fan and uses a laser to measure and count particle pollution, dust, and particulate matter like PM1, PM2.5, and PM10. AQMD chose this sensor due to its excellent combination of cost-effectiveness and accuracy.
Your organization can see air quality sensor information on web dashboards, which you can view on any device with a web browser, like your phone or tablet. If you’ve got a GPS / GNSS sensor installed with each of your units then your sensor information will be geo-tagged and visible on maps in 2D and 3D. GPS also provides a more accurate time stamp for air quality sensor data, which is critical for the air quality scientists at AQMD. So whether you’re monitoring air quality with boxes that are stationary or mobile you’ll likely want to include a GPS sensor. Remember that you can use hardware from just about any sensor manufacturer with [ Ссылка ] , we’re an open platform. So if you’ve got a specific brand of sensor you want or already have deployed on your assets like trucks, then we can help you deploy the best remote monitoring solution for your specific needs.
If you’ve got any questions please don’t hesitate to contact us at Info@Valarm.net. We look forward to hearing from you and helping you to remotely monitor air quality or anything else! Have a look at our Customer Stories page on [ Ссылка ] for more info on how customers are using Industrial IoT in various industries. Thank you for watching and working with us to improve our environment and provide better, more effective air quality monitoring around the world.
