Control the LEDs and Display on the AirGradient ONE
This guide walks you through all the LED and display settings available on your AirGradient ONE, so you can tailor it to your environment and preferences.
1) Enable Advanced Configuration Settings
Before anything else, you need to unlock the LED & Display controls.
- Go to General Settings
- Scroll down
- Enable Show Advanced Configuration Settings
- Click Save
Once enabled, a new “LED & Display” tab will appear in General Settings.
2) Open the LED & Display Tab
Here’s what you’ll see:
LED Mode
This controls what parameter the LED strip represents. Or turn it off completely.
- LEDs off
- LEDs on CO2 levels: Best for ventilation awareness
- LEDs on PM2.5 levels: Better if you care about particulates
Pick one based on what matters more to you. You can’t show both at the same time as there's only one LED strip.
CO₂ Configuration
This only applies if LEDs are set to CO2 mode.
You define when the LED color changes:
- Green → Amber (slightly elevated CO2)
- Amber → Red (high CO2)
Default Values:
- LED turns Amber at 1000 ppm
- LED turns Red at 2000 ppm
You can also set the level where all LEDs turn red.
Day & Night Time
This sets when the device switches between “day mode” and “night mode”.
Default Values
- Day Start - 08:00
- Day End - 20:00
These times control how brightness behaves in the next settings.
LED Brightness
You can set different brightness levels for:
- Day Time (as set in Day & Night Time above)
- Night Time (as set in Day & Night Time above)
Typical setup:
- Day: brighter (visible across the room)
- Night: dim or almost off (avoid disturbance)
Display Brightness
Same idea as LEDs, but for the screen.
- Set brightness for day
- Set brightness for night
Auto Screen Off (2am–3am)
This settings helps extend display lifespan.
Notes
- These features require firmware version 3.1.1 or higher
- You can click “Apply to All Locations” if you manage multiple devices
- Changes will apply with 1-5 minutes after saving.









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