WHY DO YOU NEED AN AIRPAD?

Ventilation is the exchange of indoor air with fresh outside air. Proper ventilation can also improve energy efficiency and better concentration during the day.

Having an AirPad at home is beneficial for several reasons:

Air Quality Monitoring: The AirPad helps monitor indoor air quality. High CO2 levels can indicate poor ventilation, which can lead to stuffy air and discomfort.

Health and well-being: Elevated CO2 levels can cause symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, shortness of breath and fatigue. Monitoring CO2 levels ensures a healthier living environment.

Energy efficiency: By monitoring CO2 levels, you can optimize your ventilation so that it only ventilates when necessary. This can reduce energy consumption and reduce utility costs.

Mold prevention: Adequate ventilation, indicated by appropriate CO2 levels, can prevent excessive moisture and therefore reduce the risk of mold growth.

Improving sleep quality: High CO2 levels in bedrooms can negatively affect sleep quality.

Productivity: In home offices or study areas, maintaining good air quality by controlling CO2 levels can improve concentration and productivity.

PLUG IN AND GET STARTED

The AirPad measures the actual air quality content in the ambient air using a measuring sensor. The current air quality content is displayed in different color levels above the built-in LEDs. All you have to do is plug the power adapter into a power outlet and the AirPad will begin to calibrate.

When do I have to ventilate?

The AirPad's color scheme is based on DIN 1946-6, a standard for ventilation in buildings, and the Pettenkofer curve, which sets historical guidelines for indoor air quality. These standards help ensure a healthy and comfortable environment.

Green: up to 999 ppm

Yellow: 1000 ppm to 1999 ppm

Red: from 2000 ppm

Thanks to the 360° radiation, the light signal is clearly visible from all sides and can be placed in different positions in the room. The color “green” can be used for windows because there is good air quality in the room. If the color is “yellow”, the windows should be opened and ventilated until the color turns green. If the color is “red”, all windows must be open because the air quality in the room is very poor. The windows must be open until the color does not turn green. If the color hasn't changed after 5 minutes, you also have to leave the door open despite the open windows. If that doesn't help, you have to leave the room and come back in about 30 minutes and watch the AirPad to see if it has changed color. If that's not the case, contact us to help you personally.

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