Air Quality Monitor Smart is a smart home system device designed to remotely monitor your air environment. This device detects five important environmental parameters: formaldehyde, harmful VOC gas pressures, carbon dioxide, temperature and humidity. Air Quality Monitor Smart helps ensure a healthy and safe living space, especially if you have children or allergies in the family. The device works via WiFi and Zigbee, integrating with the popular Tuya application and other smart home products. It is a great choice for those who want to control the climate and air pollution of their home in real time.
The Smart Air Quality Monitor is ideal for families with small children, asthmatics, allergy sufferers and anyone who cares about their health. We recommend using the device in homework rooms, bedrooms, living rooms and work offices where you spend a lot of time. If you have a smart home system from the Tuya ecosystem, the Smart Air Quality Monitor easily integrates with this control platform. Simple tips: set the optimal CO2 level (about 800-1000 ppm), temperature (20-22 °C) and humidity (40-60 %), then the device will automatically release feedback signals from other smart homes.
Q: Does the device measure formaldehyde from wallpaper and furniture?
Yes, the Smart Air Quality Monitor uses special sensors to detect formaldehyde vapors from wallpaper, paint, old furniture, and other formaldehyde-related sources. If an exceedance is detected, the system will automatically turn on the air purifier, if paired.
Q: Do I need an additional Zigbee gateway if I only have a WiFi router?
If you want to use the Zigbee version (more stable connection), you must have a Tuya Zigbee gateway. If you only have a WiFi router, you can use a WiFi connection, but we recommend our store's gateway for optimal performance.
Q: What guarantees do you provide and how is the delivery?
We provide a 12-month manufacturer's warranty from the date of purchase. Delivery is carried out via reliable couriers, and the lowest EMD values are applied to the most remote regions. Returns and exchanges — up to 30 days.
The Smart Air Quality Monitor is an investment in your family's health. This smart device ensures clean air, automatically regulates your home's microclimate, and gives you full control via your phone. It's worth getting it today.
Sources: Indoor air quality article | TopSmart store






| Weight | 0.084 kg |
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| Dimensions | 11 × 9 × 4 cm |
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I got this airbox to use in the kitchen as we are having a lot of cooking, then i pair it up on smart life and set up an automation to whenever the co2 get high it switch on a smart plug which there is a ozone plaque connected. This way we have been able to keep a clean air in the house
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Works perfectly even in a Zigbee network.
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A truly excellent product that is easy to set up and install on the Wi-Fi network. It was immediately detected by the app I use for monitoring other devices and integrated perfectly. The only negative note might be that it needs to be powered by a USB socket which is not included (only the cable is provided in the package), but for continuous monitoring it’s more than understandable.
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This is my 4th set now. I love them.
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Great
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Product as described; cannot tell how accurate it is yet.
Just a serious warning to everyone combining it with zigbee2mqtt; do manually set the throttle (settings, trhottle). Default this device will report multiple values (per sensor) per second which was too much for mqtt.
After setting the throttle to 60 seconds (plenty for general measurements) all went stable and it is a nice addition to my home.
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Top sensor! Works out of the box immediately with Home Assistant and Zigbee, and of course zigbee2mqtt. But both in full capacity. Highly recommended without any restrictions.
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