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Intro to Zephyr®

A brief introduction to the Zephyr® air quality monitor

Zephyr is a lightweight, compact and low-cost continuous air pollution monitor that measures a wide range of harmful gases and particulates.

Zephyr Features

Cartridge system

Zephyr’s pollution sensors are located within removable cartridges, allowing a Zephyr to be highly configurable and easily recalibrated.

Near-real time monitoring

Zephyr measures air quality continuously, uploading the recorded data to the cloud every 15 minutes to provide near-real-time pollution data to the web. Zephyr can send us measurements by cellular data or Wi-Fi.

Adaptable power

Zephyr can be powered by mains or solar panel. The battery life of up to 5 days allows for Zephyr to be used for periods of unpowered mobile monitoring, such as on foot or by bicycle. We also offer an off-grid battery solution with solar charging capability for long-term deployments without mains and sporadic sunlight.

 

Zephyr Applications

  • Identifying pollution hotspots
  • Establishing baseline ambient conditions
  • Studying nuisance effects of local emission sources
  • Evaluating the effectiveness of pollution lowering initiatives
  • Establishing city-wide sensor networks & smart cities
  • Automatically control integrated systems with pollution data
  • Create and configure alerts for individual or whole networks of Zephyr monitors for pollutants, meteorological conditions and monitor status. Stay informed of pollutant exceedances to help with decision making and minimise exposure.
 

Zephyr Specification

Size: 235mm (h) x 160mm (w) x 114mm (d)

Weight: 1750g – 2000g (dependent on cartridge)

Material: Constructed using extruded aluminium and Polycarbonate-ABS plastics for a stronger and more durable body with a greater temperature range; ideal for outdoor climates.

Certification: CE marked to European standards

 
 
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Target Pollutants

Formula
Name
Sensor Technology
Cartridge Type
NO₂
Nitrogen Dioxide
Electrochemical
Standard
NO
Nitric Oxide
Electrochemical
Standard
O₃
Ozone
Electrochemical
Standard
PM₁
Particulate Matter
Optical particle counter (OPC)
Standard
PM₂.₅
Particulate Matter
Optical particle counter (OPC)
Standard
PM₁₀
Particulate Matter
Optical particle counter (OPC)
Standard
SO₂
Sulfur Dioxide
Electrochemical
Enhanced
CO
Carbon Monoxide
Electrochemical
Enhanced
H₂S
Hydrogen Sulfide
Electrochemical
Enhanced
CO
Carbon Dioxide
Non-dispersive infrared sensor (NDIR)
Enhanced++
TVOC
Total Volatile Organic Compounds
Photo-ionisation detector
Enhanced++
 
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