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The Aranet has worked well for me, and I think is calibrated well and works smoothly. It’s not the cheapest though, but I haven’t recharged it in over a year… a
by karmelapple 4y ago
The Aranet has worked well for me, and I think is calibrated well and works smoothly. It’s not the cheapest though, but I haven’t recharged it in over a year… almost two years now!
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- symlinkk 4y agoThis is the right pick, because it has an NDIR sensor.
- karmelapple 4y agoYeah, I did a bunch of research before I got one. I was primarily interested in CO2. It was very interesting in the earlier days of covid-19, but it’s still interesting now, even around home. I have noticed how the CO2 level spikes to 1200 or more when I turn on my gas stove. That, along with recently learning about how gas stoves can cause issues for children, have me planning to get an induction stove very soon.
- NikolaNovak 4y agoThat one only does co2 though, am I correct? It would not help me with allergens or dust etc
- jve 4y agoYes, CO2/temp/humidity only. We have one in office, I think more than 2 years already and haven't changed batteries. Bought new one, compared readings and CO2 readings were matching. Was trying to look whether old one should be recalibrated (per instructions, have to leave outdoors for a while every <don't remember> months). However our office CO2 is already ~600-700ish when people are here, so maybe it is fresh enough for recalibration. Ah, and home-assistant integration is finally available for Aranet https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/aranet/ https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/aranet/
- throwaranay4933 4y agoGreat product. You can get data into Prometheus with https://github.com/ryansouza/aranet4-exporter-go https://github.com/ryansouza/aranet4-exporter-go too.