MitoSyne AirTrace Indoor Environment Monitor
MitoSyne AirTrace Indoor Environment Monitor
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CO₂, fine particles, temperature and humidity, presented as trends that support practical changes.
A calibrated NDIR CO₂ and laser-particle monitor that turns invisible room conditions into useful ventilation and filtration decisions.
A closer look
AirTrace begins with measurement. A true NDIR carbon-dioxide sensor provides a practical view of ventilation, while a laser PM2.5 sensor follows fine-particle changes from cooking, smoke, outdoor air and filtration. Temperature and relative humidity add the conditions that shape comfort, sleep and concentration. The display favors 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day trends over a single simplified score, making it easier to see whether opening a window, running a purifier or changing rooms made a measurable difference. Where TVOC trending is available, it is identified as directional and non-specific rather than presented as laboratory chemical analysis. The result is a clearer view of the indoor environment without overstating what a consumer sensor can know.
The details that matter
- True NDIR CO₂ sensor with user calibration routine
- Laser-scattering PM2.5 sensor with replaceable or serviceable fan path
- Temperature and relative-humidity tracking
- Local display plus 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day history
- Optional TVOC trend explicitly labeled non-specific and non-diagnostic
Why it belongs
AirTrace makes changes to ventilation, filtration and room conditions observable over time, turning environmental decisions into something that can be reviewed.
What the evidence supports
Indoor CO₂ is useful mainly as a ventilation proxy and has been studied in relation to cognitive performance. Consumer PM and VOC sensors vary; the product must communicate measurement limitations.
What it is designed to do
Tracks indoor CO₂, PM2.5, temperature and relative humidity to help assess ventilation, filtration and room-condition changes.
Use and care
Do not use as a smoke, carbon-monoxide or life-safety alarm. Keep dedicated certified alarms installed.
