AKCP Releases Wireless Tunnel™ Air Quality Sensor
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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- The sensor detects various Metal Oxide (MOx) gases, displaying the value as a VOC Index. Examples of these gases are :

• Acetone (eg. paints and glues)
• Toluene (eg. furniture)
• Ethanol (eg. perfume, cleaning fluids)
• Hydrogen Sulfide (eg. decaying food)
• Benzene (eg. Cigarette smoke)

The VOC Index is measured on a logarithmic scale relative to the typical indoor gas composition over the past 24 hours. With a range of 0 to 500, the typical value for a normal environment being 100. Values greater than 100 indicate worsening air quality with a higher concentration of metal oxide gases over the past 24 hours. Values lower than 100 indicate improving air quality.

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Air particles are monitored with detection for 5 different sizes. PM0.5, PM1.0, PM2.5, PM4 and PM10. The sensor is able to measure the mass concentration of particles in the PM1.0 to PM10 range and particle number concentration in the PM0.5 to PM10 range. The typical particle size is also measured. This measurement is based on the average size of the current sample.

An air particle sensor is utilized during indoor air quality (IAQ) assessments of clean rooms and workplaces. The specific type of particles is not detected, but it identifies the quantity or mass of airborne particles. These air particles could be sourced from :

• Exhaust smoke
• Airborne dust particles
• Pollen

Airborne pollutants can be a health hazard, and result in sneezing, headaches, asthma and other medical conditions. In addition, during many agricultural and industrial processes, airborne dust can be a serious hazard forming combustible dust clouds.

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For more details on the AKCP Wireless Air Quality Sensor visit us on www.akcp.com

AKCP established in the USA in 1981, has 30+ years experience in professional sensor solutions. AKCP created the market for networked temperature, environmental and power monitoring in the data center. Today with over 150 employees and 200,000 installations, AKCP is the world's oldest and largest manufacturer of networked wired and wireless sensors

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