Temtop Air Quality Monitor News

Factors Affecting Air Quality PM2.5 (Particulate Matter 2.5) refers to fine particles with diameter of 2.5 micrometers or less. Due to its tiny size, PM2.5 can be absorbed into bloodstream and the lungs, so that long-term exposure to high concentration of PM2.5 environment may cause eye and nose irritation, cough, asthma, emphysema, lung disease, heart attacks, cancer and etc.  PM10 (Particulate Matter 10) refers to particulates with a...

LKC-1000 series detectors can accurately detect air quality by its high-precision electrochemical formaldehyde sensor and laser particle sensor. With air pollutant concentration displayed in intuitive data, the detectors can also record, save and export historical data, so they are suitable for various environments such as home, school, office and automobile.

Besides the functional difference of data export, are there any other differences between the first and second generations of the M2000 series CO2 air quality monitor?

Many people are aware that their health can be impacted through outdoor air pollution, whereas health effects related to indoor air quality are often overlooked. According to UNICEF and WHO cite research results, young lungs are particularly susceptible to air pollution. Children’s bodies are still developing, overexposure to pollutants in childhood can lead to permanent respiratory health issues, such as asthma and lung cancer. Therefore, good...

Unfortunately, outside air quality is mostly out of our control as individuals. The amount of pollution billions of people produces every day, with their cars, factories, deforestation, etc… is a major problem beyond our knowledge. However, what we can do is to control the air quality indoors, inside our homes, and be aware of the air we breathe. We spend most of our time inside, whether...

Wildfires can begin spontaneously but are frequently started by humans, often with disastrous results. Types of wildfires may include forest, brush, and peatland fires, depending on the landscapes affected.  The major causes of these fires are loss of control of burning debris; unattended and improperly extinguished or not extinguished campfires; and sparks or heat transfer from vehicles and equipment like chain saws or recreational vehicles,...