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Your wildfire smoke defense: View Plus + Renew. Monitor and purify the air you breathe - now at a limited-time bundle price.
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Wildfire smoke brings harmful PM2.5 particles indoors. View Plus alerts you when levels rise, and Renew clears the air — helping you stay ahead of poor air quality.

WiFi connected

Multi-room coverage

Easy & fast setup

5-year warranty available.  Details

$535.48 $629.98
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What's Included

Renew air purifier

1 x Renew air purifier

Designed inside and out to be the perfect choice for bedrooms. Quiet, understated, and effective.

View Plus

1 x View Plus

Great for family rooms and kitchens where the family gathers and spends time together.

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Radon You can't see or smell it, but long-term exposure to this radioactive gas is the top cause of lung cancer in non-smokers.
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Particulate matter (PM 2.5) Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) reaches deep in the lungs causing short-term discomfort and long-term health risks.
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Carbon Dioxide (CO2) When it reaches high levels indoors, carbon dioxide (CO2) can cause poor sleep and trouble concentrating.
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Temperature Temperature is not just a matter of comfort, it can negatively affect sleep quality, mood, and alertness.
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Airborne chemicals (VOCs) Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are airborne chemicals emitted by everyday items - many are harmless but some are toxic.
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Air pressure Changes in air pressure affect radon levels and, for some, they can trigger headaches, joint stiffness and pain.
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Humidity High humidity promotes mold growth and aggravates asthma symptoms, while too-dry air can lead to skin and throat irritation.

The Wildfire Duo

When wildfire smoke enters your home, you'll see it in real time

The Wildfire Duo pairs the Airthings View Plus — a seven-sensor indoor air quality monitor — with the Airthings Renew HEPA-13 air purifier. View Plus detects rising PM2.5 levels the moment wildfire smoke infiltrates the home. Renew filters those fine particles out of the air you breathe.

Designed for wildfire season — and every day between.

Detect

View Plus

Seven sensors including PM2.5, radon, and CO₂. WiFi-connected. Cable-free placement with up to two years on six AA batteries.

Purify

Renew

HEPA-13 filtration captures 99.97% of particles down to 0.3 microns. Auto mode responds to PM2.5 spikes automatically. Silent at 23 decibels.

The problem

Why does wildfire smoke get indoors so easily?

Wildfire smoke travels through windows, doors, and ventilation gaps the moment outdoor air quality declines. According to the EPA, fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is the greatest health concern from wildfire smoke — and the EPA's 2020 National Emissions Inventory estimated that wildland fires were responsible for 52% of total PM2.5 emissions in the United States.

52%

Share of total US PM2.5 emissions attributed to wildland fires, according to the EPA's 2020 National Emissions Inventory.

2.5 µm

Maximum diameter of PM2.5 particles. The EPA notes these particles are small enough to travel deep into the lungs and pose serious respiratory and cardiovascular risks.

5 µg/m³

The WHO's 2021 recommended annual mean PM2.5 limit. The WHO states there is no known safe level of exposure to fine particle pollution.

7.2M

Acres of US land impacted by wildfires on average each year, according to Airthings analysis of US wildfire data.

Diagram showing the size of wildfire PM2.5 fine particles relative to a human hair — Airthings View Plus detects these airborne particles indoors
PM2.5 particles range from approximately 0.3 to 2.5 micrometers in diameter — roughly 30 times smaller than the width of a human hair (WHO).

What is PM2.5?

PM2.5 is fine particle pollution small enough to enter the bloodstream

PM2.5 refers to airborne particles measuring 2.5 micrometers or smaller in diameter. According to the EPA, these particles are the greatest health concern in wildfire smoke because they can travel deep into the lungs and, in some cases, pass into the bloodstream.

Standard HVAC filters often miss PM2.5
Many residential HVAC filters are not rated to capture fine particles efficiently. The EPA recommends upgrading to MERV 13 or higher, or running a portable HEPA air cleaner, to reduce indoor PM2.5 during smoke events.
Why PM2.5 reaches deeper than larger particles
PM2.5 particles bypass the body's upper airway defences and deposit in the alveoli — the small air sacs where oxygen enters the bloodstream. The EPA links exposure to respiratory and cardiovascular health effects.
HEPA-13 captures the full PM2.5 range
The HEPA-13 filter in the Airthings Renew removes 99.97% of all particles measuring 0.3 microns in diameter, covering the entire PM2.5 range and smaller ultrafine particles.

How it works

How does the Wildfire Duo detect and clear smoke automatically?

The Wildfire Duo works as a closed loop: View Plus measures indoor PM2.5 continuously, the Airthings app sends a notification when levels rise, and Renew's Auto mode increases fan speed to clear the air.

Step 01

View Plus measures PM2.5 indoors

The Airthings View Plus uses a laser-based particle counter to detect PM2.5 between 300 nanometers and 10 micrometers. Sample rate is every 2.5 minutes when plugged in via USB-C, or every 10 minutes on battery.

Step 02

The Airthings app sends a notification

The free Airthings app pushes an alert to iOS or Android the moment PM2.5 levels move outside the recommended range, so you know what's happening at home whether you're there or not.

Step 03

Renew clears the air in Auto mode

Renew has its own onboard laser PM2.5 sensor. In Auto mode, the air purifier increases fan speed automatically when particle levels rise, then quiets down again once the air is clean.

Airthings app dashboard showing live PM2.5 reading from View Plus and Renew air purifier controls during a wildfire smoke event

The Airthings app

Both devices live in one dashboard

The Airthings app brings View Plus readings and Renew controls together in a single view. Live PM2.5 graphs, long-term trends, and remote purifier control all in one place — free, on iOS and Android.

Live PM2.5 trends and history
Track PM2.5 in real time and review historical data to see when smoke arrived, how high levels reached, and how quickly Renew cleared the air.
Remote control of Renew
Switch Renew between Silent, Auto, and Boost modes from anywhere — useful when wildfire smoke arrives while you're out and you want the home cleared by the time you're back.
Works with Alexa, Google, and IFTTT
Ask Alexa or Google Assistant for a live air quality reading, or set up IFTTT rules to automate Renew when PM2.5 crosses a chosen threshold.
Airthings View Plus indoor air quality monitor on a kitchen counter showing PM2.5 and radon readings on the eInk display

View Plus

What does the View Plus measure?

The Airthings View Plus tracks seven indicators of indoor air quality: radon, particulate matter (PM2.5), carbon dioxide (CO₂), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), temperature, humidity, and air pressure. It's Airthings' most comprehensive home air quality monitor.

The eInk display shows your chosen readings at a glance — no need to open the app — and a motion-activated status ring lights up green, yellow, or red so you can read the room from across the room.

Radon
Passive diffusion chamber, alpha spectrometry
PM2.5
Laser scattering, 300 nm to 10 µm range
CO₂
NDIR sensor, 400 to 5000 ppm
VOCs
Total volatile organic compounds
Temperature
Displayed in Fahrenheit or Celsius
Humidity
Relative humidity in percent
Air pressure
Atmospheric pressure in hPa
Power
Up to 2 years on 6 AA batteries, or USB-C

Renew

How does the Renew air purifier filter wildfire smoke?

The Airthings Renew uses a four-stage filtration system that captures particles from the largest pet hair down to fine wildfire smoke. The HEPA-13 stage removes 99.97% of all particles in the air measuring 0.3 microns in diameter.

1
Outer textile pre-filter
An audio-grade textile outer pre-filter catches the largest particles — pet hair, large dust, and fibres. Removable and washable.
2
Inner mesh pre-filter
A finer washable inner pre-filter traps pollen, fine dust, and mid-sized particles before they reach the HEPA stage.
3
HEPA-13 particle filter
Removes 99.97% of all particles measuring 0.3 microns in diameter — including wildfire smoke PM2.5, mold spores, and bacteria.
4
Activated charcoal filter
Captures gases (VOCs) and odours — useful for smoke smells from wildfires, cooking, paint, and cigarettes.
525
sq ft coverage
23 dB
silent mode
140
CFM CADR (smoke)
Airthings Renew HEPA-13 air purifier placed in a bedroom — clears 99.97% of fine particles including wildfire smoke PM2.5

Why the Wildfire Duo

Why pair an air quality monitor with an air purifier?

A monitor alone tells you the air is unsafe; a purifier alone runs without knowing whether it needs to. The Wildfire Duo links the two — so detection drives action, and you can see the air quality improve in real time as Renew clears the room.

See PM2.5 spikes before you smell them
View Plus detects fine particles before they reach a concentration noticeable by smell. The EPA notes wildfire smoke can infiltrate homes even when outdoor air looks clear.
Automatic response in Auto mode
Renew's onboard PM2.5 sensor lets it ramp up fan speed without manual input. Your home keeps protecting itself overnight, at work, or during an evacuation.
One app for both devices
The Airthings app gives you live readings from View Plus and full control of Renew side by side — alerts, trends, and remote operation from iOS or Android.
Useful year-round, not just fire season
View Plus tracks radon, CO₂, humidity, and VOCs every day. Renew filters allergens, cooking smoke, and pet dander whether or not a wildfire is burning.

What's included

What comes in the Wildfire Duo?

The Wildfire Duo is a two-device bundle: one Airthings View Plus monitor and one Airthings Renew air purifier, both ready to pair to the free Airthings app.

Detect

View Plus

  • Seven-sensor monitor — radon, PM2.5, CO₂, VOCs, temperature, humidity, air pressure
  • Customisable eInk display showing up to four sensors at a glance
  • Six AA batteries included — up to two years of battery life
  • USB-C cable for always-on power and SmartLink hub mode
  • WiFi connectivity to the free Airthings app on iOS and Android

Purify

Renew

  • Four-stage filtration including HEPA-13 — 99.97% of particles at 0.3 µm
  • Activated charcoal filter for VOCs and smoke odours
  • Silent, Auto, and Boost modes — 23 dB on Silent
  • Onboard laser PM2.5 sensor for automatic adjustment
  • Energy Star certified · coverage up to 525 sq ft · wall-mountable

Placement

Where should you place each device?

Place View Plus in the room where you spend the most waking time — typically the living room or main living area. Place Renew where you sleep or breathe most — typically the primary bedroom. This setup detects smoke at its likely entry point and purifies the room where exposure time is longest.

Airthings View Plus indoor air quality monitor placed in a living room at breathing height to detect wildfire smoke PM2.5

View Plus — main living area

Near windows or main entry points
Wildfire smoke typically enters through gaps around windows, doors, and ventilation. Place View Plus in the room where outdoor air enters first.
At breathing height (3 to 5 feet)
Position View Plus at seated or standing breathing height to reflect the air you actually inhale, not air pooled near the ceiling.
Away from vents and fans
Keep View Plus a few feet from HVAC vents, ceiling fans, and open windows. Direct airflow can dilute readings and skew radon measurements.
Airthings Renew HEPA-13 air purifier placed beside a bed for overnight wildfire smoke and allergen filtration

Renew — primary bedroom

Where you sleep
You spend roughly a third of each day in your bedroom. Placing Renew within a few feet of the bed creates a purified breathing zone through the night.
Leave space on all sides
Renew draws air in through its sides and exhausts upward. Keep a few inches of clearance on every side so airflow isn't restricted.
Floor-standing or wall-mounted
Renew is designed to sit on the floor or hang on a wall — a wall mounting hook is included in the box, useful in small bedrooms.

Smart home

Which smart home platforms work with the Wildfire Duo?

The Airthings View Plus and Renew both integrate with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT. You can ask for live air quality readings by voice or build automation rules that trigger Renew when PM2.5 rises.

Voice control with Alexa and Google Assistant
Ask a connected Alexa or Google Assistant device for a current air quality reading, or switch Renew between fan modes without opening the app.
Automation with IFTTT
Build IFTTT rules that connect Airthings sensor data to other smart home devices — for example, turning Renew to Boost mode when PM2.5 crosses your chosen threshold.
SmartLink hub via View Plus
When View Plus is plugged in via USB-C, it acts as a WiFi hub for nearby Airthings Wave sensors — extending your monitoring network without extra hardware.

Amazon Alexa

Voice readings and control

Google Assistant

Voice readings and control

IFTTT

Automation rules

Airthings app

Free, iOS and Android

Bundle FAQ

Questions before you buy

Straightforward answers about how the Airthings View Plus and Airthings Renew work together to detect and clear wildfire smoke indoors.

How does the View Plus detect wildfire smoke?

The Airthings View Plus uses a laser scattering particle counter that detects particles between 300 nanometers and 10 micrometers in diameter — the size range that includes wildfire smoke PM2.5. When View Plus is plugged in via USB-C, it samples every 2.5 minutes; on battery, every 10 minutes.

Does the Renew air purifier respond to PM2.5 spikes automatically?

Yes. The Airthings Renew has a built-in laser PM2.5 sensor. In Auto mode, Renew continuously measures particle levels and increases fan speed when PM2.5 rises — from wildfire smoke, cooking, or dust — then quiets down when the air is clean.

How large a room can Renew clean?

Airthings rates the Renew for rooms up to 525 square feet, with a CADR of 140 CFM for smoke. That makes it well-suited to a typical bedroom, home office, or living room. Larger open-plan spaces benefit from placing Renew nearest the area people spend the most time.

Does the View Plus measure anything else besides PM2.5?

Yes. The Airthings View Plus monitors seven indicators of indoor air quality: radon, PM2.5, CO₂, VOCs, temperature, humidity, and air pressure. Radon is a year-round concern; the EPA identifies it as the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers in the United States.

How often do the Renew filters need replacing?

The HEPA-13 and activated charcoal filters are designed to be replaced periodically. Heavy wildfire smoke events can shorten filter life, so the Airthings app tracks filter usage and notifies you when a change is recommended. The outer textile and inner mesh pre-filters are washable and reusable.

Does the Wildfire Duo work outside of wildfire season?

Yes. The Airthings View Plus monitors radon, CO₂, VOCs, humidity, and temperature year-round — issues unrelated to wildfires. The Airthings Renew filters everyday allergens, pet dander, cooking smoke, and household VOCs whenever it's running, not only during fire events.

Monitor the air around you

Particulate matter (PM 2.5)

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) reaches deep in the lungs causing short-term discomfort and long-term health risks.

Temperature

Temperature is not just a matter of comfort, it can negatively affect sleep quality, mood, and alertness.

Air pressure

Changes in air pressure affect radon levels and, for some, they can trigger headaches, joint stiffness and pain.

The Airthings advantage

A path to a healthier home, with an easy-to-use multiroom solution.

1. Monitor

Accurate, always-on monitoring can help you reveal a radon problem, find sources of allergies, and more.

2. Understand

The Airthings app receives air quality data and delivers insights. Understanding your air gives you the power to improve it.

3. Improve

Use Renew air purifier in your bedroom for clean air through the night. Then move it wherever you need to clean the air around your home.

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