I want to monitor the air using low-cost sensors. Before buying, I want to find out how they work. Do they work independently or are they accessories to air detectors?
What I mean is can they take readings themselves (have meters) without the help of other devices?
I need to monitor these ( NO2, SO2, O3, NO, CO, CH4). Where can I get the good and affordable sensors?
Example :
The AQMesh API offers a seamless real-time air quality data feed into any system or media.
API stands for “Application Programming Interface.” An API is the protocol that third party / client programmers can use to integrate AQMesh data with other data systems or display AQMesh data on a display or website. The API provides clients with standard commands so they do not have to write the code from scratch or order to integrate the data feed.
The AQMesh API allows all data and pod setting fields to be ‘pushed’ from the AQMesh server into another system, as soon as they are processed and available, so pretty much real-time. It also allows commands to be pushed back to the AQMesh server so pod settings can be changed from the client system, if set up to do so.
We charge an annual fee for either 1-10 pods, 11-49 pods or 50+ pods. This covers set-up, maintenance and support of the API. The standard annual AQMesh data processing and access charge also applies. We then supply a set of developer instructions and specific ‘keys’ to access only the authorised AQMesh pods.
https://www.aqmesh.com/product/aqmesh-data-access/
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Thanks for the assistance. I will study the suggestion. I appreciate you for the efforts
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