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Temtop M10 Air Quality Monitor Indoor Air Quality Tester AQI PM2.5 VOCs Formaldehyde Detector for Home Air Testing, US Certified Air Sensor

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Fulfilled by Elitech Technology Inc.
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Size: M10 (PM2.5, AQI, TVOC, HCHO)


Features

  • [4-in-1 Multifunctional Monitor] This intelligent air quality meter offers accurate monitoring of PM2.5, AQI, HCHO, and TVOC, providing a comprehensive assessment of indoor air quality. With its convenient design, it efficiently measures four crucial indexes for evaluating air quality.
  • [Advanced High-Tech Components] This device incorporates Temtop's advanced technology, including a highly sensitive PM2.5 laser sensor and a British Dart formaldehyde sensor. These advanced components are designed to provide accurate and reliable detection for your air quality monitoring needs, ensuring precise measurements you can rely on.
  • [User-Friendly Operation] With just a single button, you can effortlessly power the monitor on or off, switch between interfaces. The built-in 3-color LED light conveniently indicates the air quality level, ranging from healthy to unhealthy.
  • [Why Choose Temtop] As a leading expert in air quality, Temtop boasts a decade of research and development experience in PM2.5 sensors and collaborates with renowned sensor suppliers worldwide, such as Senseair, Sensirion, and Renesas.
  • [What's Included] Your purchase of the M10 air quality monitor includes the device itself, a charging cable, a reset pin, a user manual, and Temtop's comprehensive 12-month warranty. We also provide 24/7 customer support via email and phone, ensuring your satisfaction and peace of mind.

Brand: Temtop


Style: White


Power Source: Battery Powered


Color: White


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 3.2 x 3.2 x 1.2 inches


Item Weight: 0.4 Pounds


Alarm: Audible


Sensor Type: Electrochemical


Product Dimensions: 0.05"D x 0.13"W x 0.13"H


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 3.2 x 3.2 x 1.2 inches; 6.4 Ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ M10


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 23, 2020


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Elitech


Best Sellers Rank: #2,856 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #3 in Indoor Air Quality Meters


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Customer Reviews: 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 1,008 ratings


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    • Accurate Enough
Size: M10 (PM2.5, AQI, TVOC, HCHO)
I have had this a few days now and am generally happy with it. When I put it outside on bad days it pops right up and seems roughly in the same ballpark as the official reading for the area. When I take it inside where the air is running through a high quality furnace filter, it drops back substantially. When I put it in a room with a high-quality air purifier running and the doors to the room shut it drops down very low. When I turn on the gas burner on the stove and don’t have the vent running it spikes dramatically. Do I think the precise AQI number it reads is absolutely accurate? No. But it seems to be in the ballpark, which is all that really matters. I don’t much care if it reads 60 and the right number you’d get with more expensive equipment is 50 or 70. This gives you the information you need to decide whether you now should run the fan on your furnace with the good filter more, or turn on the air purifier, or whether you want to do a bunch of physical activity outside or, worst case, wear a mask outside. It has a battery that runs the little fan so you can put it anywhere and it will run for hours. You have to plug it in to a USB port if you want it to monitor the air continuously for long periods of time. But for how most people will use this - turn it on and check the AQI, turn it off, the battery should last a while. I agree with the other reviewer that the device should default to AQI when you turn it on, as that and fine particulate readings are most important for most people. It is portable enough that you can travel with it, which will come in handy. It seems to be a reasonably high quality product, and so far I am satisfied. BTW, I found this by doing a bunch of YouTube research, and you will find that there are a bunch of scammy air quality meters from China that don’t actually do anything. You do need to spend some $$ to get one with proper sensors in it that you can rely on. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2023 by team W
    • Temtop M10 for monitoring basement ceramics studio.
Size: M10 (PM2.5, AQI, TVOC, HCHO)
Review Image by Zachary Sabatelli Zachary Sabatelli
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For some time, I have been wanting to collect baseline readings for the air quality in my home. More specifically, I had the desire to collect air quality values for my ceramics studio. As it is in somewhat of a confined space in the basement of a 94-year-old home, air particulates and overall air quality are my main concerns. It was quite difficult shopping for an air monitor that seemed reliable, collected values I was trying to discover, and one that was not incredibly expensive. Throughout the days spent browsing and doing a fair amount of research, I passed on the Temtop M10 several times. However, it continued to be the option I returned to. Two attributes I wasn't satisfied with include: - the lack of being able to display the concentration of specific particulate matter size, less than 2.5 microns. - the above information would only satisfy my own curiosity at this level of monitoring. - the anticipated lifespan of the HCHO, TVOC and PM2.5 sensors. - if I truly need more than 3 years of monitoring, I'll cross that bridge when it comes. The product arrived in two days, and was packaged in a nice, rigid box. Along with the monitor, the box contained an instruction booklet, a ~40-inch power/charging cord (you'll need a wall outlet adapter), and a reset pin. There are specific calibration and acclimation directions, but I don't want to leave the monitor outside in this frigid cold for six hours. The claim is that leaving the device outdoors/indoors, in a well ventilated area, aids in the initial calibration. Here are steps I've taken, instead, and a few things I've noticed: - upon arrival, I took advantage of the monitor's full charge and placed it outside for one hour. - while outside, I gathered some AQI data, specific to my zip code. - the above information was used for comparison with the M10's measurements. - after an hour in single-digit temperatures, the monitor was still fully charged. - cycling through the four displays, I was surprised by the accurate readings. - the readings were within a threshold of accuracy which made me comfortable enough to bring the monitor inside. - for the first six days, I will leave the monitor outdoors (conditions permitting) for one hour. - in my mind, doing this will allow me to track the monitor's measurements, and gain more confidence in its accuracy over time. - as the seasons change, I will send the monitor outdoors, and recalibrate the HCHO sensor. As I have only had possession of the M10 for three days, I speak with limited experience. It has been positive, thus far. The M10's display is bright, and easy to read. The sensors are quite sensitive to fluctuations within the monitored environment, and seem to be accurate enough to trust as a basic gauge for collecting data. The battery life is decent enough for my needs. My preference is to leave the M10 plugged in. I currently have no other devices for measuring the air quality in my home and studio. I do have CO/smoke/gas detectors and a hygrometer, but nothing to compare to the M10. There are no purification systems present in my home or studio other than the furnace and air conditioner. The Temtop M10 is my first air quality monitor. If you are searching for an affordable device to use for gathering some basic information, I'd say the M10 is a solid candidate. This is especially true if your desire is to collect air quality values, with the need to escalate your response/air purification being in question. It may help put your mind at ease, or provide information valuable enough to make future decisions revolving around mitigation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2022 by Zachary Sabatelli Zachary Sabatelli
    • Works as advertised!
Size: P10 (PM2.5, AQI)
We heat with wood. I keep reading all of these articles saying woodstoves are quite bad for indoor air quality. But we're very careful to make smoke-free fires, with properly seasoned wood, and opening the door slowly to make sure any that might be a problem goes up the chimney. I finally decided to look in to a PM2.5 sensor, and was happy to see that this indoor model is pretty cheap. Pros: - Accurate. We've seen the levels on our unit hover below 10 most of the time, rise to the 30s when we're burning a candle, rise to the 300s when I tested it with an incense stick, and rise to 400+ when we burned something in the oven. I can't tell if it's perfectly accurate, but it rises and falls exactly how and when you'd expect from these common PM sources. - Easy to see/read. The display is LED on black. It doesn't light up the room, but it's very readable in all light levels. - Fairly attractive. It doesn't look out of place in a living room. Con: - The battery life is just as bad as they say. You really do only get about 6 hrs per charge. You can't just leave it on for a week without plugging it in. You can't even leave it on for a day. But they make it quite clear in the description. At first I wanted to leave it running, but now I'm more interested in how particular situations change the PM level, and it's fine for that. In the end, I found that our woodstove makes no change whatsoever in our indoor PM level. It's our main heating source, so that's good to know. OTOH, when it's hard to breathe because you burned something cooking, that's a lot of PM2.5 that you should open the windows up for! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2023 by K. Clark

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