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Radon: the number 1 cause of lung cancer among non-smokers

Radon levels fluctuate over time, which means regular monitoring is essential to prevent disease, poor health and sick leave.

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Radon
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 Radon is a colorless, odorless, radioactive gas that kills approximately 58 people a day in the US alone. It is emitted naturally through the breakdown of uranium underground and seeps into offices through cracks in the building's foundation.
Radon
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 Well-insulated buildings in industrialized nations are often more prone to high radon levels.
Radon
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 Radon is responsible for an estimated 15,000 – 22,000 lung cancer deaths in the US each year – the biggest cause of lung cancer among non-smokers.
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Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 7.1 million homes in the US are affected by unsafe concentrations of radon.
Radon
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 As warm air rises and escapes it causes a suction that pulls in new air to replace it, which brings in potentially dangerous radon particles.
Radon
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 Draft excluders and rubber seals are an inexpensive way to seal around doors and other access points in offices, helping to reduce radon levels.
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Radon
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 Radon is a colorless, odorless, radioactive gas that kills approximately 58 people a day in the US alone. It is emitted naturally through the breakdown of uranium underground and seeps into classrooms through cracks in the building's foundation, where it can rise to unhealthy levels.
Radon
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 Radon originates in lower levels so it is important to measure in lower rooms where people spend their time.
Radon
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 Mount the device to the wall or ceiling, or place it on any surface.
Radon
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 Draft excluders and rubber seals are an inexpensive way to seal around doors and other access points in the school, helping to reduce radon levels.
Radon
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 As warm air rises and escapes it causes a suction that pulls in new air to replace it, which brings in potentially dangerous radon gas.
Radon
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon-1 Radon is responsible for an estimated 15,000 – 22,000 lung cancer deaths in the US each year – the largest cause of lung cancer among non-smokers.
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Radon: the number 1 cause of lung cancer among non-smokers

Radon levels fluctuate over time, which means regular monitoring is essential to prevent disease, poor health and sick leave.

Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
Radon is a colorless, odorless, radioactive gas that kills approximately 58 people a day in the US alone. It is emitted naturally through the breakdown of uranium underground and seeps into offices through cracks in the building's foundation.
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
Well-insulated buildings in industrialized nations are often more prone to high radon levels.
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
Radon is responsible for an estimated 15,000 – 22,000 lung cancer deaths in the US each year – the biggest cause of lung cancer among non-smokers.
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
7.1 million homes in the US are affected by unsafe concentrations of radon.
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
As warm air rises and escapes it causes a suction that pulls in new air to replace it, which brings in potentially dangerous radon particles.
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
Draft excluders and rubber seals are an inexpensive way to seal around doors and other access points in offices, helping to reduce radon levels.

Radon: the number 1 cause of lung cancer among non-smokers

Radon levels fluctuate over time, which means regular monitoring is essential to prevent disease, poor health and sick leave.

Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
Radon is a colorless, odorless, radioactive gas that kills approximately 58 people a day in the US alone. It is emitted naturally through the breakdown of uranium underground and seeps into classrooms through cracks in the building's foundation, where it can rise to unhealthy levels.
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
Radon originates in lower levels so it is important to measure in lower rooms where people spend their time.
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
Mount the device to the wall or ceiling, or place it on any surface.
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
Draft excluders and rubber seals are an inexpensive way to seal around doors and other access points in the school, helping to reduce radon levels.
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
As warm air rises and escapes it causes a suction that pulls in new air to replace it, which brings in potentially dangerous radon gas.
Airthings Sensor Gray Radon - white
Radon is responsible for an estimated 15,000 – 22,000 lung cancer deaths in the US each year – the largest cause of lung cancer among non-smokers.
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Full visibility into air quality in all your spaces

Get an overview of all rooms, floors and locations. Receive automated alerts should conditions change and air quality deteriorate.

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Current and historical data at your fingertips

Dig deeper into your data to observe trends, compare current values with past measurements, and identify incidents that correspond with activities.

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View your data the way you like

Add and remove tiles to customize your dashboard to your preference. If the account is shared, tailored preferences can also be set per user.

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Optimize air quality and performance

Use occupancy patterns to determine the optimal times for operating your building’s ventilation system, appease indoor climate complaints with live data or confirm when action is needed.

Data for the occupancy of a room so you can optimize IAQ

Easily distribute your IAQ data

Generate custom radon or IAQ reports to share with your business or export data as a CSV file for further analysis. Ideal if you need to demonstrate proof to enable action.

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Radon legislation: What does it mean for your business?

More and more countries and states are making radon legislation a priority. Demonstrate your commitment to prioritizing the health of your tenants, employees and patrons by monitoring this cancer-causing gas. Check with your government body for local radon laws:

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FAQ

The Airthings HBS Wave Plus device samples air every 5 minutes. In order to save battery, the device sleeps for 5 minutes and wakes up again to send a sample package to the HBS Hub.

2 x AA Lithium batteries provide an estimated 2 year battery life for the HBS Wave Plus.

Yes. The Airthings REST API or Webhook offers a secure and straightforward method for pulling sensor and device information into your own system.

Learn more about the Airthings API

Yes. The Airthings API contains all commands and information needed to pull sensor and device information into your existing BI solution or as an input into your BAS or BMS.

Yes. The Airthings Pro Dashboard contains an IAQ reporting feature, allowing you to export to PDF and share your IAQ data in a professional, yet easy to understand method.

No, Airthings sensors are factory calibrated and self-calibrate during use. The drift is within our stated measurement margin of error.

The range depends on the building, but we use low frequency radio which has a very long range and can penetrate thick walls. As a guide, a Hub’s range can reach 1-2 floors up and down, and go through roughly 10 light non-load bearing walls per floor.

No. The Airthings Healthy Building Solution is specifically designed to be a plug and play, wireless, battery operated solution. Magnetic mounting brackets and screws or 3M Command Strips make installation effortless.