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Technical datasheets for school air quality monitoring equipment

PDF datasheets for uRADMonitor MODEL A3, MODEL CITY and SMOGGIE-CO2. Each contains the sensor specifications, general characteristics and a compliance table against typical tender requirements, ready to attach to your technical offer.

uRADMonitor MODEL A3PDF · 2 pages · 127 KB

MODEL A3

Full station: PM1/2.5/10, CO₂, O₃, formaldehyde, VOC, noise, T/RH/P. Aluminium indoors, Stevenson shield outdoors, GSM. uRADMonitor MODEL CITY on a school facadePDF · 2 pages · 209 KB

MODEL CITY

Urban outdoor station: PM, O₃, NO₂, SO₂, CO at 1 ppb resolution. For specifications that list traffic gases. uRADMonitor SMOGGIE-CO2 in a classroomPDF · 2 pages · 136 KB

SMOGGIE-CO2

Classroom CO₂ monitor, NDIR 400–5000 ppm, with an explanatory panel for pupils.
How to use them

From specification to technical offer

  1. Open the monitoring equipment section of the tender specification and list the required parameters.
  2. Compare them with the compliance table in the PDF. Rows marked NO show what another station in the network must cover.
  3. Fill in the blank rows with project-specific requirements. For unclear requirements, send us the specification and we prepare the technical answer.
  4. Attach the PDF to your technical offer. On delivery you receive the declaration of conformity, certificates and the commissioning record.

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What each datasheet contains

Two pages, ready to attach

  • Device description and its role in the school network
  • Regulatory basis: EPBD Article 13 and national green school schemes
  • Sensor table: range, resolution, accuracy, expected life
  • Housing, dimensions, power, connectivity, operating conditions
  • Independent evaluations: AIRPARIF AIRLAB, AQ-SPEC, INCD ECOIND
  • YES/NO compliance table against typical requirements
  • List of documents supplied at handover

A vendor-neutral reference specification is on the home page. The regulatory background is on the Regulations page.