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Understanding Different PM Calibration Methods The dashboard supports several calibration modes. Each one fundamentally changes how your PM2.5 values are calculated. Raw Data No calibration is applied. The monitor reports the unadjusted PM2.5 values. ...

CO2 sensors rely on an internal algorithm called Automatic Baseline Correction (ABC) to maintain calibration. How ABC Works CO2 sensors naturally drift over time. ABC compensates for this by making a key assumption: At some point during each cycle, the sensor ...

Indoor Monitors Indoor AirGradient monitors generally do not require calibration as the sensors are directly exposed to ambient air so the readings are accurate by default. But if needed, you can apply an offset by going to Dashboard > Locations > Admin > Edi...

TVOC and NOx sensors do not follow traditional calibration approaches. Instead, they rely on internal algorithms and a continuous learning period which the sensor uses to build a baseline and adjust its readings accordingly. In practice this means that reading...

AirGradient ONE - Firmware Update This page provides everything you need to manually update the firmware on your AirGradient ONE (I-9PSL-DE, I-9PSL-DE-CE) Video Guide: AirGradient ONE - How to Flash Firmware Before you begin, you need: - A computer (Window...

It is not recommended to use the AirGradient ONE outdoors. The enclosure is designed for indoor use with multiple mounting options: attachable clip-on stands for desktops, or wall mounts that perfectly fit typical US and EU junction boxes with a discreet cable...

Yes, the AirGradient Open Air can be used indoors. However, it is specifically designed for outdoor use with a robust, weather-proof enclosure and wall or pole mounting options, ensuring convenient outdoor installation and readiness for exposure to the element...