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Airthings 2930 Wave Plus - Radon & Air Quality Monitor, Battery Powered (CO2, VOC, Humidity, Temp, Pressure)

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Color: White


Features

  • RELIABLE RADON RESULTS: As radon levels fluctuate daily, continuous long-term measuring is necessary. Airthings Wave Plus measures radon accurately and reliably
  • CLEAN AIR SENSORS: Radon, Carbon Dioxide (CO2), VOCs (airborne such as kitchen gases, fumes and cleaning products), humidity, temperature and air pressure sensors allow you to gain full visibility into six key indoor air factors
  • EASY AND CLEAR RESULTS: Wave in front of the device for a color-coded visual indication or connect via Bluetooth to the Airthings App for detailed insights into your air
  • DESIGNED IN NORWAY, TRUSTED BY THE WORLD: 15 years of experience in indoor radon and air quality monitoring and original industry leaders in radon gas detectors.
  • WHAT YOU GET: Airthings Wave Plus, 2 AA batteries, Quick Start Guide, Airthings Support and optional

Description

We spend 90% of our time indoors where the air is often 2 to 5 times worse than the air outside (EPA, August 2022). Continuous monitoring of indoor air quality is key for minimizing negative health effects, preventing illness and increasing productivity, energy and good health. Airthings, air quality specialists and experts in radon, created the Airthings Wave Plus as the first smart air quality monitor with radon detection. Wave Plus has since won multiple awards for consumer electronics and innovation and was among the 2019 TIME Magazine inventions of the year. It is the perfect solution for homeowners to gain full visibility into six indoor air factors; radon, carbon dioxide (CO2), airborne chemicals (TVOCs), humidity, temperature and air pressure. Airthings Wave Plus includes a free app to connect to your smartphone (iOS/Android) via Bluetooth and an online dashboard with advanced analytics. Battery operated allowing you to install anywhere, with 16 months battery life. Please allow for a 7-Day settling period for the sensors to adjust to their new environment. By monitoring daily and continuously, you can avoid radon side effects, get the best indoor humidity level, low voc levels and low carbon dioxide levels. Made to the best indoor air quality standards, Airthings Wave Plus is essential in every home.

Brand: Airthings


Style: Wave Plus


Power Source: Battery Powered


Color: White


Product Dimensions: 1.4"D x 4.75"W x 4.75"H


Item Weight: 7.68 ounces


Compatible Devices: Airthings View series, Airthings Hub, Alexa


Upper Temperature Rating: 104 Degrees Fahrenheit


Sensor Type: Radon sensor, CO2, TVOC, Temperature, Humidity, Air Pressure


Global Trade Identification Number: 01


Brand: ‎Airthings


Style: ‎Wave Plus


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Color: ‎White


Product Dimensions: ‎1.4"D x 4.75"W x 4.75"H


Item Weight: ‎7.68 ounces


Compatible Devices: ‎Airthings View series, Airthings Hub, Alexa


Upper Temperature Rating: ‎104 Degrees Fahrenheit


Sensor Type: ‎Radon sensor, CO2, TVOC, Temperature, Humidity, Air Pressure


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎01


Material: ‎1


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎Airthings AS


UPC: ‎854232008033


Part Number: ‎2930


Item Weight: ‎7.7 ounces


Item model number: ‎2930


Batteries: ‎2 AA batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎20 x 30 x 1


Volume: ‎409 Cubic Centimeters


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Measurement System: ‎US


Measurement Accuracy: ‎After 7 days σ ~ 10 % at 5 pCi/L


Included Components: ‎radon detector, air quality sensors


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎Yes


Battery Cell Type: ‎Alkaline


Average Battery Life: ‎1.5 years


Warranty Description: ‎Airthings has a 5-year extended warranty available on all air quality monitors for consumers. Registration is required within 30 days of the purchase on the Airthings website. Registration is free and your statutory rights are not affected.


Date First Available: November 1, 2018


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I wish I'd bought this a year ago. I'm doing progressive radon mitigation on my home. When I discovered the problem about 14 months ago, I first bought the Airthings 223, which gives accurate daily, weekly, and long term readings on its built in display. It was really useful, but I recently added this one, the Airthings 2911, and it has changed everything. I'm now able to track the ebb and flow across the hours of the day, week, month, year. Readings shown in hour intervals allow you to make sense of daily patterns and changes, for example, weather changes, family coming and going, thermostat settings, day/night, etc. Also exceptionally useful is having the data automatically laid out in graphs, to track against larger patterns like season change, cold fronts, and ongoing mitigation steps. Yes, you have to use the phone app or web interface, but both are easy (with fine-grained data on the web interface, much more so than on the 223). Also helpful, but secondary, are the other measurements. VOCs are nice to see (watching the profound effect of different uses of the gas stove, eg.), and the CO2 graphs are entertaining but not a real concern in my old, gas permeable home. Temp, pressure, etc., are mainly useful as a handy comparison as you're trying to make sense of radon changes. Purely in terms of expense, this has already saved me more than its cost by giving me the ability to pinpoint the interventions that count. Its accuracy matches fairly well the readings on the 223 unit, which in turn has matched other (charcoal sent to lab) tests I've run. Finally, if you like hard, detailed data, as I do, you can DL a CSV file with what appears to be raw readings EVERY FIVE MINUTES since the day you turned the sensor on! Takes a little auto-replace work to make the file cleanly readable in Excel, but, still, wow. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023 by mw
    • Everyone should own an Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) monitor
Color: White
First of all radon is no joke. I learned about radon many years ago when I moved to a state/county that is classified as EPA's Zone 1 for radon risk. I knew nothing about radon back then however the city/county did a fairly good job educating people about the dangers of this gas. One day I saw this big "Got Radon?" sign by the side of the road with a website to learn more about it. I was curious and followed through. What I learned was very concerning and questioned why I knew about the "dangers" of "mold" and not about a RADIOACTIVE gas that was lingering around my house. I think the answer is that we are obsessed with things that have short term impact but tend to bury our heads under the sand when we need to look ahead in the future 5, 10 or more years. We simply like to think the problem is not there because it is difficult for our brains to register the danger without immediate threat (like a scratchy throat). To cut the story short, I bought a radon test kit and the results came back at 10 PCi/L. We immediately took action and installed a radon mitigation system. Learning that radon levels can fluctuate I always dreamed of having a device that could constantly measure the levels of radon inside our house. Therefore I was thrilled when I found the Wave while browsing for IAQ monitors. We have own the device for a couple of months now, so sharing our thoughts: 1) This is a CONSUMER GRADE device, therefore users expectations should be accordingly. The value of owning this device is not to have a measure comparable to professional grade equipment but to have a close idea if you have a radon issue (consistent measures above the recommended threshold taken over a long period of time) or if your home is ok (consistent measures below the recommended threshold taken over a long period of time). This device will show you just that. In terms of accuracy of radon measurements, although we have only been measuring for a few weeks, we now live in an EPA Zone 3 county and we have seen Wave levels consistently measuring below recommended threshold. 2) This device measures CO2 (carbon "dioxide") not CO (carbon monoxide). I read some reviews about people's CO alarm not sounding when the Wave was registering high levels of CO2. Well, these are 2 different things. 3) In terms of temperature and humidity, we own several monitors in our home. Wave's measurements are comparable to these devices. I would say the wave is consistently 1 or 2 degrees above the cheaper "accurate" devices we have in the house. Same for humidity % 4) VOCs measurements are very impressive. We can immediately see the changes in results even with subtle things like sweeping the floors or bringing a box inside our home with things that had been in storage. We just bought a few Wave Minis to place them in the bedrooms as well. This monitor has helped confirm that passive and active ventilation are key to keep VOCs levels below recommended thresholds! 5) The app works well and is pretty user friendly. We had no issues downloading or using the app in our phones or iPad. Also, no issues registering the device. I think the level of information is what we need and it is great to have access to historic data. 6) Finally, this device requires CALIBRATION. The instructions clearly state that you need to place the device in its intended environment for 7 days to allow for proper calibration. We did exactly that and it seems to be working just fine. Overall highly recommended if you want a comprehensive view of the quality of the air you are breathing inside your home. I am hoping 5 years from now Indoor Air Quality equipment will be required, as smoke detectors are today. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2022 by Dominique100

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