Ambient Air Quality Monitor

Prana Air uses five core sensor types – laser, electrochemical, NDIR optical, PID and metal-oxide. It cross-checks them within each device. Research bodies outside the company have tested our systems. We have also tested them against Beta Attenuation Monitors (BAM), the industry standard. So the data is dependable for compliance and research.

Each unit is calibrated at the factory, and we can provide certificates for it. For CAAQMS systems, our technical team supports on-site zero-span and multi-point calibration with certified gases. Other models support remote fixes through the firmware. We usually advise a fresh calibration every 6 to 12 months. It depends on the site's setting.

Many low-cost sensors fall short here. Prana Air devices combine five cross-checked sensor types and dual PM inlets for internal checks. Built-in software also adjusts for temperature and humidity. Along with cloud-side data correction, this approach is designed to attain accuracy on par with professional research standards.

Yes. Our monitors are enclosed in IP68-rated weatherproof housing. That is the highest standard of protection from dust and water. They are built to run non-stop in rain, fog, high humidity and dusty places, with the electronics kept safe throughout.

Yes. Selected models, the Prana Sense among them, include a built-in GPS antenna. It gives every data point an exact location on its own. That is key for smart city tracking and construction projects that require location-verified data logs on hand.

Our monitors offer dual-layer storage, with an internal Micro SD card slot for offline logging. If the network fails, the device continues to store readings locally. Once the connection is restored, all stored data syncs to the cloud on its own. That ensures a full record with no gaps at all.

AQI.IN is our own air quality intelligence platform. It serves as the central data hub for all of our ambient systems. Sensor data is processed in the cloud. It is then shown on a professional web dashboard, on mobile apps and on a dedicated TV app, all for easy viewing in real time.

Data can be accessed in three main ways. A web dashboard gives detailed history and report building. A mobile app gives real-time tracking and threshold alerts. A TV app displays live outdoor conditions on smart screens in offices or public areas, all day long.

Yes. We offer LED displays and Android TV set-ups purely for on-site viewing. Live metrics, including AQI and PM levels, can be shown non-stop on large outdoor boards or indoor screens at site entrances. So safety officers can act at once when pollution exceeds the set limits.

Our monitors support several connection modes. Wi-Fi suits urban sites, GSM (4G) suits remote or construction sites, and RS-485 (MODBUS) links to SCADA or PLC systems in industry. LoRa serves long-range IoT networks. Local data backup is kept on an SD card as well.

Yes. Via an RS-485 (MODBUS) link, our ambient monitors link directly to SCADA, PLC and BMS platforms. This lets the facility respond on its own. Dust suppression or ventilation, for example, can switch on the very moment pollution limits are hit.

Yes. Prana Air monitors are built to meet global standards, including WELL Building, LEED, ISHRAE and WHO guidelines. So they are a strong choice for projects worldwide that seek health and sustainability certificates.

Yes. The Prana Sense model comes with a built-in solar panel and a high-capacity rechargeable battery. It runs for up to 96 hours even without sunlight. That makes it an ideal solution for remote sites in forests, along expressways or at smart city nodes that lack a power supply.

Over 300 business clients worldwide trust our monitors. They include Microsoft, Siemens, Schneider Electric, Marriott and many top research universities. We serve a broad spread of sectors, from car making and hotels to city planning and academic research.