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Aethair IAQ – real-time insight into your indoor air quality

The Aethair IAQ is the instrument for monitoring indoor air quality continuously and accurately. The device measures nine key parameters, including particulate matter (PM1, PM2.5, PM10), volatile organic compounds (tVOC), formaldehyde, CO₂, temperature, humidity and air pressure. All data is forwarded in real time to the Aethair Cloud, where you can view and analyse it 24/7. That way you always have a firm grip on the air quality in your building and can intervene immediately wherever necessary.

How does the Aethair IAQ work?

The IAQ is a fully calibrated measuring station that you can deploy straight away. As soon as the device is connected, it starts collecting data continuously and transmitting it securely via 4G LTE or WiFi. In the cloud you get a clear overview of current values and historical trends. You can also set up notifications and automated actions, so that ventilation systems or HVAC installations respond immediately when limit values are exceeded. The IAQ therefore works not only as a monitor, but also as an active link in healthy and safe building management.

When should you choose the Aethair IAQ?

At BaSystemen you can choose from a range of indoor climate meters, each with their own strengths. The Aethair IAQ is above all the right choice if you value versatility, real-time insight and central data access. Where other meters often monitor just one or a few parameters, the Aethair IAQ measures no fewer than nine different air quality factors in a single compact device, from particulate matter to gases and climate parameters. You choose the Aethair IAQ when you:

• want to monitor several air quality factors at once with a single device;
• need both current and historical data for analysis and reporting;
• are looking for a solution that is ready to use and certified;
• want to comply with international standards (WELL, LEED, ISO, etc.) and regulations;
• want to read out data not only locally, but also have it available anytime and anywhere via the Aethair Cloud;
• want to make your building smarter by linking it to HVAC or other building management systems.

Do you have an application where a single parameter, such as CO₂ or temperature, is enough? Then a simpler sensor from our range may be a better fit. But as soon as you need a complete picture and reliability, reporting and automation become important, the Aethair IAQ is a complete and future-proof choice.

Applications

The Aethair IAQ is used worldwide across a wide range of sectors:

• Buildings & offices: better working conditions, WELL and LEED certification and HVAC optimisation.
• Education & healthcare: healthy learning and treatment environments, with real-time insight for immediate action.
• Hospitality & retail: comfort and safety for guests and customers, with transparency in air quality.
• Industry & production: monitoring indoor air in workshops, cleanrooms and storage areas.
• Events & hospitality: temporary or permanent insight into air quality for large groups of people.

Key features

• Measures 9 key parameters: PM1, PM2.5, PM10, tVOC, formaldehyde, CO₂, temperature, humidity and air pressure.
• Ready to use: supplied fully calibrated and certified.
• Real-time and continuous insight: 24/7 access to current and historical data via the Aethair Cloud.
• Data security: end-to-end encryption, from sensor to user.
• 4G LTE & WiFi connectivity: access to data anytime, anywhere.
• Advanced indexing: its own Aethair Air Quality Index for quick assessment.
• Automation options: link data to existing HVAC or building systems.
• Compact and energy-efficient – just 0.18 kg, dimensions 110 × 66 × 30 mm, low power consumption (0.6 W).
• Ease of use – powered via micro-USB (5VDC), simple installation and plug-and-play operation.

Can the Aethair IAQ also raise a local alarm? 

The Aethair IAQ is first and foremost designed as a cloud- and platform-driven solution: real-time monitoring, storage and analysis via the Aethair Cloud. From that environment you can set up alerts (for example when limit values are exceeded) and link automated actions, such as controlling HVAC installations or sending notifications to users.

As for local alarms:

• The device itself has no built-in siren or display that raises an alarm directly.

• You can, however, connect the IAQ via the API or a platform integration to external systems (such as building management systems, HVAC or separate alarm modules) that do signal locally, for example via lights, sound or notification panels.

• The IAQ therefore acts as a reliable data supplier, while alarms are handled by connected systems that are designed specifically for that purpose.