Aeroqual portable monitors can be configured with 28 different gas and particle sensors. Some sensors used in the portable monitor range are made by Aeroqual, others we source from best-of-breed manufacturers. In any case, each sensor is subjected to rigorous testing and quality control, and is given a multi-point span and zero calibration before being shipped.

Here is a list of gaseous and particulate pollutants that can be measured using the an Aeroqual portable monitor. Note some sensors come in different ranges, so you can choose the one that fits your application best.

Ammonia
Carbon Dioxide
Carbon Monoxide
Chlorine
Formaldehyde
Hydrogen
Hydrogen Sulfide
Methane
Nitrogen Dioxide
Ozone
Particles 2.5 microns and less
Particles 10 microns and less
Perclorethylene
Sulfur dioxide

VOC

Step 1 – Gather data

Use the monitor and interchangeable sensors to take spot measurements, or log data over time and space. The monitor is designed to fit comfortably in the hand and the long life lithium battery gives you a full day in the field.

Step 2 – Download data

Using the Series 500 model, connect to a PC and download your measurements using Aeroqual’s free software. Data can be exported from there to Excel. The Series 300 and 500 models can also output data directly via 0-5V and RS232.

Step 3 – Analyze data

Analyze your data to identify trends, discover leaks or pollution hotspots, or dive deep into the numbers for research. Data can be tagged to a location, and data is tied to the individual monitor ID. This makes large studies, involving multiple monitors and locations, easy to manage.