Air quality sensor

The Ate series indoor air quality sensor is a five-in-one air quality sensor with a simple appearance that can be used to measure a variety of indoor air parameters, including temperature, humidity, PM2.5, CO2/eCO2 and TVOC.
Equipped with multiple communication methods such as Wi-Fi, RS-485, LoRa or ZigBee, it is suitable for various building automation systems.
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Main Function

Indoor PM2.5 concentration measurement
Indoor TVOC level measurement
Indoor CO/eCO2 concentration measurement
Indoor temperature measurement
Indoor humidity measurement
Communication options include RS-485, Wi-Fi, LoRa or Zigbee
Mobile phone App

Specifications

Model Communication PM2.5 range TVOC range eCO₂ range CO₂ range Temp.range Humidity range Working voltage Working temp.&humidity Protective level
Ate RS-485 0 ~ 500ug/m³ 1 ~ 9 level 400 ~ 2000ppm -20~50℃ 0 ~ 99% AC220V 0~50℃ 5~95% RH (No condensation) IP20
Ate-S Wi-Fi+RS-485
Ate-24V RS-485 AC/DC24V
Ate-S-24V Wi-Fi+RS-485
Ate-P Wi-Fi Plug AC220V
Ate-LoRa LoRa AC220V
ATX RS-485 400 ~ 2000ppm AC24V

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