Air Aware – Helping you understand small air sensors and how to use them
Air sensors are becoming smaller, more affordable, and easier to use and buy. Many people have turned to small air sensors to help identify how their local air quality compares to regional air quality, and when and where they might need to take action to reduce their exposure to pollution. However, not all sensors are created equal: some are more accurate than others, some have a limited life span, and some might not work well in cold or wet conditions. It’s important to research different types of small air sensors before buying one to make sure your sensor will work the way you want it to.
The information in these pages can help you understand how they work and how to choose which one is best for you.