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Great question! QP pro doesn't measure a single gas for tVOC. It detects the presence of a broad range of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and provides a total VOC reading (tVOC). Low tVOC (under 0.3 mg/m3) is great, acceptable (0.3-0.5 mg/m3) is alright, but high levels (above 0.5 mg/m3) mean it's time to find and remove whatever's causing them. Aim for 0 mg/m3 for the healthiest air.

Thanks for your pertinent reply. If QP pro provide measure different type of gases , it is difficult to aggregate in only one value , it is even difficult to provide quality control limits because each gas has different characteristics control limits!

Hey, it's best if you check what materials the chaise lounge is made of, but also contact its seller. The gases that are released during a cookout are dangerous and should be avoided for your own safety. Here are our various articles on cookout: smartairfilters.com/en/?s=cookout&searchblogs=1%2C9

As far as we know, no, here is the list of platforms it connects to: Smart home platforms: Xiaomi Mijia, JingDong Smart Cloud, Haier Smart Home

You don't have to use a carbon filter ☺

@@SmartAirFilters Thanks so much for the reply. I'm worried does that reduce the sealing as without the carbon filter there is more space behind the pre-filter. The HEPA will be looser? Have you tested if that doesn't increase the amount of air which bypasses the filter through the gaps.

Thanks for asking. When choosing an air purifier, don't be guided by marketing hype, focus on data. Look for independent tests to check the effectiveness of your air purifier. Price does not always equal clean air. Check out this guide: smartairfilters.com/en/blog/four-steps-to-choosing-the-best-air-purifier/&setlang=no

Hey, let us know what exactly your air quality monitor is reading (e.g. is it PM2.5 or something else). We'll explain everything in the comments. And of course thank you for your comment, we will try to prepare a video on this topic 😊

@@SmartAirFilters Thank you for the reply. It’s reading PM2.5. It’s a BYD seal driven in Europe. When I got the car in February, it was the first time I encountered the topic of PM2.5.

@@MosesKaldor here is a link where the health consequences of a particular PM2.5 level are explained: www.researchgate.net/figure/PM25-levels-source-wwwepagov_fig5_353328349. PM2.5 of 10 is considered fairly clean air. 130 is dangerous to health. However, it is worth knowing that even 'Short-term exposure to high levels of air pollution kills 1 million people worldwide each year.' Short-term exposure means even a few hours or even a few days. At level 130, it is a good idea to wear a mask and use an air purifier with a HEPA filter 🍃 We have many articles on air quality on our website: smartairfilters.com/en/articles/ 🧑‍🎓 Nice to hear you've taken an interest in the air quality you breathe 😊

And of course, let us know if we have written everything clearly and if you have any additional questions or doubts 😊

Sure! It's your monitor and you should use according to your beliefs. Just remember that if you want to use it again and get the correct result, you have to wait a certain amount of time for the air quality measurements to be reliable. 🙂😊

Hi! I guess you don't have our brand air purifier? Let me know what brand and model you have 💨 In an ideal scenario, PM2.5 should be 0 - scientists confirm that even minimal amounts of PM2.5 are harmful.

Yes, Study Finds Air Ionizer Increase Air Pollution: smartairfilters.com/en/blog/ionizers-can-increase-pollution-particles-formaldehyde/ (please read this article). Air pollution, even at low levels, is harmful. In this article, we also explained why companies use such a solution.

Great to hear that the QT3 works well for camping! ⛺ Maybe send us some photos on our Facebook or Twitter!

Hey! Thanks for the feedback. Let us know if the recent videos don't have too loud sound in the background

Hi! Send us a message with the problem described at: info@smartairfilters.com. If you bought from a local seller (e.g. USA, Australia), it is best to write to them directly. We will check everything as quickly as possible!

Are there any topics we should cover on our channel?

These headphones were bought in China

Delhi is No. 4 in this 2023 ranking based on analysis of 2022 data. Here is the full article with open data: smartairfilters.com/en/blog/25-most-polluted-cities-world-2023-rankings/

That's right 😊

We recommend using an air purifier at home and monitoring pollution levels with an air quality monitor. Outside, a good quality mask and, if possible, a portable air purifier. We have a whole series of articles on how to protect yourself from air pollution - smartairfilters.com/en/articles/

@@SmartAirFilters Thank you for your kind reply !

The World Health Organization (WHO) has given some advice on safe levels of PM2.5 in the air. Here's the breakdown: - Over a whole year, it's best to have less than 5 micrograms of PM2.5 in one cubic meter of air. - On any given day, the average should be below 15 micrograms per cubic meter. - In just one hour, it's better to stay below 50 micrograms per cubic meter. Even though these levels might sound low, it's important to know that even a bit of PM2.5 can be bad for your health. So, it's a good idea to pay attention to the air quality and take steps to keep it clean for a healthier life.

@@SmartAirFilters Thank you so much 👍🏼

If you have a problem with our product, please email us at: info@smartairfilters.com. We will solve the problem as soon as possible!

Both of our QP Lite Air Quality Monitor and QP Pro Air Quality Monitor are linked to a phone app that sends these alerts: smartairfilters.com/en/shop/retailers/ 😊🤗

@@SmartAirFilters the Canada site are sold out of the AQ monitors Also how often does the sensors pick up air samples and update on the phone ? Can I sent alerts … such as when PM 2.5 hit 3. Sent a notification ?

Yes, in some rankings Jakarta 'wins'

I think the issue is, how do we re-clean the air in the house to low levels of pollution? It depends on some factors, what kind of air purifier you have, how big the rooms are, ventilation systems, and windows ;). There are articles on our website that help with calculations 😃

Amazing to hear that. Which one did you choose?

@@SmartAirFilters I got the pm2.5 with charcoal air filter, no regret, now I don't get headache and itchy eyes every time I turn on my car AC. 👍

Anna was surrounded by a mixture of water and oil

OK, thanks!@@SmartAirFilters

We hope that one day every hospital will be equipped with an air purifier that will take care of not only patients but also doctors and the entire team of people working there 👏

How noisy is it?

Please email us at: info@smartairfilters.com

​@SmartAirFilters Thanks, I did and waiting for your reply. I sent a picture too

It's great to hear that you had success 😎

@@SmartAirFilters do you think it will work on gas furnace and air vent duct work inside the wall ? Someone used major spray paint in my house and I think it went inside the furnace and air ducts possibly ….

@@catherinecheung207 possibly yes, but it's best to test it (quite expensive). Unfortunately, we cannot give you a clear answer. Do you use carbon filters?

Thanks for sharing. Glad everything is ok

Let us know how the tests went as you receive the product 😊

@@SmartAirFilters 55m³ bed room, 2 adults, window closed. Every morning the co² is around 2100 and pm2.5 is around 2 when my air purifier in max speed. So i turn the exhaust on to lower the co² to around 700-800, while it makes the pm2.5 increase to 10. I think its the right thing to do

Smart Air has a close working partnership with Qingping to improve the products and help air breathers around the world. The CO2 monitor device was co-designed by Smart Air and Qingping, with Smart Air using its 10 years of experience in the air quality space to improve the design and features of the air quality monitor. 🤝 The two models are the same internally, with the only change being the logo on the front of the device. One additional feature is that the Smart Air CO2 monitor has been tested and is fully compatible with the Smart Air Air Quality dashboard. Smart Air does not provide support and advice for the Qingping branded CO2 monitor.

The Blast Mk II Air Purifier runs on AC directly. We do not recommend using an inverter to convert AC power to DC power, as this may damage the unit ;)

@@SmartAirFilters no what I mean is… -Is the motor itself a DC or AC motor? I prefer DC motor for lower energy cost. All my fans and purifiers use DC motors. The AC use more current and while it’s not a deal breaker I’m just curious. It almost looks like it might be a DC motor based on what looks like an infinite speed adjust on the back of the unit.

That's right!

Yes, residential wood burning can be a significant contributor to PM2.5 levels!

Cars, cars, cars, cars, wood cutting, factory, we burn wood since beggining of humans

In the UK Woodburning is a bigger source of PM2.5 than all the cars in the UK. yes we've been burning wood since the beginning of humans and it's also been damaging and killing us since we started using it as can be seen from the amount of woodsmoke illnesses and deaths in the global south where they still use wood to cook and heat their homes. @@tom6069

It is available in Indonesia. Please check here: smartairfilters.com/en/product/sa-600-large-room-air-purifier/

Thank you so much <3 We'll keep on going!

It is a pleasure to read your comment 😍

Thank you! I am proud that you are part of our journey!