Australia's Handiest Pocket CO2 Detector

Name: Prana Air Pocket CO2 Monitor (WiFi 📶) | Compact Carbon Dioxide Sensor
Brand: Prana Air
SKU: PRANA-2
Price: 62.67 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (2999 reviews)

Track live carbon dioxide concentrations wherever you go using our ultra-compact, portable monitor.

₹ 5990
Pocket Profile
Wi-Fi Linked

Distinct DeviceKey Aspects

This air quality monitor measures live carbon dioxide levels wherever you go. Its slim profile slips comfortably into your pocket, bag, or pouch.

Continuous Sensing
Wi-Fi Pairing
Smartphone App Access
Ultra-Portable Build
Colour Screen Display
400 mAh Cell Capacity

^{Built in accordance with Green Star, WELL, together with ASHRAE / AS 1668 ventilation codes}

Flexible Display Screens

View real-time carbon dioxide data through animated face icons or direct numbers. Colour-coded screens alert you when it is time to air out the room.

prana air pocket detector combined dual layout screen

prana air pocket detector direct numerical figures screen

prana air pocket detector visual facial mood display

prana air pocket detector timeline trend graph readout

Remote SyncCloud Availability

Secure AQI cloud storage lets you check your monitor's air records remotely. Review live and past numbers on any connected device, day or night.

Pocket Sensor Unit
Wi-Fi Transmitter
Cloud Data Centre
AQI App Readout

Sync your Prana Air pocket detector with the AQI mobile app. Review live gas levels, view ventilation ratings, and follow practical room air advice.

Receive tailored room air recommendations via the smartphone app.
See how effectively fresh outdoor air enters your room throughout the day.

Inspect historical carbon dioxide logs recorded across previous days and weeks.
Track whole-month air quality trends conveniently on your phone.

Live gas concentration telemetry
Dedicated air quality analytics console
Historical carbon dioxide charts
Indoor wellness guidance

prana air pocket detector synced with web portal

Continuous carbon dioxide broadcast displays
Multi-hour air quality timeline plots
Control TV displays directly via smartphone
Visual room ventilation index on screen

prana air pocket detector telemetry on commercial tv monitor

Pocket CO2 Detector

Seamless Smartphone App Connection

Access the AQI Mobile Software

Link your detector with our mobile software to view real-time gas curves. Browse past records easily from anywhere.

prana air handheld detector frontal view

Essential HighlightsPocket Carbon Dioxide Detector

This pocket detector monitors CO2 levels with ±5% accuracy using an internal optical NDIR module. The 400 mAh battery charges in 30 minutes. It senses gas up to 9999 ppm.

USB-C PortFast USB Top-Up
CO2 LevelsCurrent Gas Data
400 mAh PowerRechargeable Cell
Pocket BuildMiniature Size
NDIR ModuleOptical Bench
2.4 GHz SignalWi-Fi Streaming

Device Brochure

User Handbook

Product Specifications

Air Quality Unit

Hardware Model:
Pocket CO2 Detector
Detector Type:
CO2 NDIR
Unit Dimensions:
5.8 x 2.5 x 4.6 cm
Power Input:
5V DC / Type-C USB cable
Wireless Protocol:
WiFi [2.4GHz]
Phone App Integration:
AQI Mobile App [iOS & Android]

CO2 Range:
Up to 9999 ppm
Operating Temp Range:
-5° C - 45°C
Product Weight:
60 gram
Screen Type:
LCD Display
Cloud Archiving:
Cloud Storage via AQI App
Built-in Battery:
400 mAh rechargeable battery

prana air precision ndir module component

NDIR Sensing Engineering

for reliable indoor air analysis

Prana Air uses non-dispersive infrared optical sensing. This proven engineering delivers steady, reliable carbon dioxide checks in all indoor rooms.

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CO2 Comfort Index

This air comfort guide explains how carbon dioxide affects your daily energy. It prompts you when to open windows. Refresh your room air whenever readings increase.

Explore Health Scale

Optimal
350-700
The air is clean and fresh. Room occupants remain alert, lively, and mentally sharp.
Acceptable Air
701-900
Standard indoor air quality with normal ventilation and comfortable breathing.
Subpar
901-1200
Stale room air brings mild tiredness, afternoon drowsiness, and lower energy.
Poor Air
1201-1500
Stuffy gas buildup causing heavy eyelids, reduced concentration, and mild headaches.
Excessive
1501-2500
Crosses standard eight-hour workplace exposure limits recognized in Australia.
Dangerous
2500+
Extreme concentrations leading to severe drowsiness, headaches, and oxygen shortage.

Everyday Applications for the CO2 Detector

Stale air gathers quickly in enclosed spaces. This pocket detector helps homes, classrooms, and offices maintain clean airflow. These examples show how carbon dioxide climbs when windows stay shut.

moderate morning co2 level in lounge room

Moderate Morning CO2 at Home

Indoor air starts fresh in the early morning. Gas levels stay moderate before busy daily routines start.

CO2 Range: 400-1000 ppm

Hours: Up to 10 am

Comfort Notes: Minor morning grogginess or slight drowsiness.

Fresh Daytime Air at Home

Open windows and natural breezes keep daytime carbon dioxide low and refreshing.

CO2 Range: 350-700 ppm

Typical Window: 10 am to 4 pm

Comfort Notes: Crisp room air supporting natural energy and focus.

elevated night-time co2 level in bedroom

High Night-time CO2 at Home

Closed bedroom windows trap exhaled breath overnight. Carbon dioxide builds up and can cause restless sleep.

CO2 Range: 1000-2000 ppm

Hours: Past 8 pm

Comfort Notes: Broken sleep, dry mouth, and morning stuffiness.

moderate morning co2 in primary classroom

Moderate Morning CO2 in Schools

School rooms begin the morning with clean air before desks fill up with arriving students.

CO2 Range: 400-1000 ppm

Typical Window: Before 9 am

Comfort Notes: High alertness and fresh morning energy.

Fresh School Air – Morning Break

Morning recess breaks and open doors bring in outside oxygen. This quickly airs out the room.

CO2 Range: 350-700 ppm

Typical Window: 11 am to 1 pm

Comfort Notes: Energised students ready for focused learning.

elevated afternoon co2 in school classroom

elevated figures shown on school detector

High Afternoon CO2 in Schools

Full classrooms with shut windows cause carbon dioxide to rise fast. Room air becomes stuffy by afternoon.

CO2 Range: 1000-2500 ppm

Typical Window: 1 pm to 3 pm

Comfort Notes: Student lethargy, wandering focus, and stuffy air.

moderate morning co2 in commercial workspace

Moderate Morning CO2 in Offices

Offices begin the day with acceptable air before meeting rooms start filling up.

CO2 Range: 400-1000 ppm

Typical Window: 8 am to 10 am

Comfort Notes: Standard morning alertness across open workstations.

Fresh Office Air – Midday Break

Lunch breaks clear out busy meeting rooms. This gives ventilation systems time to refresh room air.

CO2 Range: 350-700 ppm

Typical Window: 1 pm to 2 pm

Comfort Notes: Refreshing indoor air and improved afternoon comfort.

fresh lunch hour co2 in commercial office

High Afternoon CO2 in Offices

Packed meeting rooms with shut doors trap exhaled air. Carbon dioxide rises fast by late afternoon.

CO2 Range: 1000-2200 ppm

Typical Window: 3 pm to 6 pm

Comfort Notes: Afternoon brain fog, lower productivity, and stuffy rooms.

Graph of CO2 Monitoring at Home

Note: The data shown on the above graph is on the base of a region where the sun rises at 5-6 am and sun sets at 7-8 pm around, and working days are Monday to Friday only. At home, the CO2 levels fall where adults and children are not present during day of Monday to Friday. It begins to rise again when occupancy increases in the evening.

Places Where Carbon Dioxide Builds Up Rapidly

This device helps you track carbon dioxide across different indoor settings. The bright screen shows live data to help you manage fresh airflow.

high carbon dioxide in residential lounge room

Domestic Living

Monitoring carbon dioxide helps protect family members across all ages. Young kids, elderly relatives, and pets feel stuffy air quickly. Regular checks confirm that lounge rooms and bedrooms receive plenty of fresh air.

high carbon dioxide in primary classroom

Schools & Daycares

High student numbers in closed classrooms push up carbon dioxide quickly. Stuffy air makes children drowsy and dulls concentration. Monitoring reminds teachers to open windows between lessons.

high carbon dioxide in retail shopping complex

Shopping Complexes

Indoor shopping centres gather thousands of visitors across busy retail zones. Heavy foot traffic and closed doors cause carbon dioxide to rise. This makes shoppers and staff feel tired.

high carbon dioxide in medical consulting room

Medical Clinics

Hospitals and medical clinics require good airflow for patient recovery. Ongoing checks confirm that ventilation systems run well in treatment rooms and waiting lounges.

high carbon dioxide in busy restaurant dining room

Cafes & Restaurants

Packed dining rooms combine steady chatter with warmth from open kitchens. Without good airflow, carbon dioxide climbs fast. Diners can quickly feel tired and sluggish.

high carbon dioxide in underground passenger transit station

Train & Transit Stations

Underground transit stations and crowded passenger train cars have limited natural drafts. Live checks highlight stuffy platforms that need fresh outside air.

Fresh Air SystemsAir Filtration Unit

Prana Air supplies modern fresh air ventilation machines. These systems draw in filtered outdoor air. They actively lower carbon dioxide levels in homes and offices.

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