The aranet4 is such an excellent monitor, and really is the best bang for your buck in an accurate and easy to use monitor. We have used this in all the rooms of our home to measure air flow and how quickly C02 builds up - especially useful in the kitchen during various cooking processes and in the bedrooms overnight - but we have also brought it to work to measure the C02 and get an idea of the air flow in various offices as well. It's easy to set up, the battery life is excellent, and it's easy to bring with you anywhere. The app works well and is likewise a quick and easy setup. We keep this monitor in the main living area of our house and it's every easy to monitor when the C02 is accumulating and we need to crack a window or turn on an exhaust fan. It's been illuminating. This item is also very accurate, and more so than others and cheaper version. Totally worth the money and a reliable, trustworthy device for monitoring a really important aspect of our health.
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Take care of your air!
Carbon Dioxide
This odorless gas is harmless in small quantities. However, increased concentrations negatively impact productivity, health, and indoor air quality.
Temperature
Humans operate best under specific conditions. Studies show that maintaining a range of 68-76 °F (21-22 °C) is ideal within homes, offices, etc.
Relative Humidity
Finding the correct balance of moisture (30-60%) in an indoor environment is key to ensuring human comfort.
Atmospheric Pressure
Atmospheric pressure affects human well-being, impacting breathing, blood pressure, and ear pressure, especially during altitude changes.
Free app
- It allows you to see the measurement history going back 90 days or see CO2 measurement in real-time.
- Allows you to see the readings you had during the night or while you were away from home.
- Makes it easy to track progress, when implementing changes in your home ventilation, so you can find the best solutions for your home and make smarter decisions.
- Makes it easy to change various settings for your Aranet device.
- You can turn on the buzzer and change the warning thresholds to custom settings.
Wireless and portable – take your Aranet4 wherever you go!
Aranet4 HOME is easy and fun to use. You can move it between rooms in your house, take it to hotels during business trips, or monitor the air quality in classrooms, conference rooms, museums, parties, concerts, and so many other places. Bring Aranet4 HOME with you wherever you go!
Easy to use, trustworthy
I think, this is an excellent monitor. The app is also easy to use and reliable. I have never seen either the device and the app to fail after few months of usage.
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- Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023
- Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2022
I've owned several CO2 sensors. In particular, I've had 2 Awair Glow units, 1 first-generation Awair unit, 1 second-generation Awair unit, and a TIM10 CO2 sensor. Of these sensors, the TIM10 is my "gold standard" sensor, but it has the very, very annoying property of requiring AC power. Aranet4 promised to be a battery-powered CO2 sensor that could output data to an app. It delivers, but it requires calibration out-of-the-box, in my opinion.
After manual calibration, this is a very awesome battery-powered CO2 sensor
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2022
Measured against known good sensors (particularly my TIM10), my Aranet4 sensor read about 75ppm higher than the environmental level out-of-the-box. The app warns you that performing calibration will permanently erase the factory calibration data, which is somewhat scary, but I did it anyway. In order to validate that the calibration was successful, I had my trusted TIM10 sensor outdoors, connected to AC power, out of the sun, with the Aranet4 directly next to it, on a substantially windy day with extremely good air quality (as measured by PM2.5 and PM10 presence from AirNow and Purple Air). The floor, outdoors, in this configuration, as read by the TIM10 unit, was 380ppm of CO2. Before calibration, in the same environment, Aranet4 reported 480ppm. After calibration, Aranet4 reported within 15ppm of TIM10, which I considered a success, particularly given the rarity of having such a low reading. All of the Awair units bottom out at 400ppm.
Following calibration, for the last few weeks, I've kept an eye on Aranet4 and TIM10 when they've been in the same room. There's approximately a 10-15ppm disagreement between TIM10 and Aranet4, which I consider a very acceptable deviation given that Aranet4 is battery powered, and TIM10 is AC powered.
On the app side, Aranet4 provides a serviceable iOS app. The iOS app itself is perfunctory. It provides graphing, exporting data (as csv, including CO2, pressure, humidity, temperature, and date of sample), and basic reporting features. It doesn't support dark mode, though, as an example of its perfunctory nature. The app developers didn't consider the performance impacts that storing all of the data would have on the graphing component, though, so the app gets laggier the more data the sensor measures. You're also only going to get a week of data for historical measurement.
Other details are worth mentioning beyond the sensor accuracy and app integration, though. E-ink, as a display type, is just awesome. It looks very nice, aesthetically. Each refresh blanks the screen temporarily, though. Keep this in mind, if you decrease the measurement interval (you can measure as frequently as once per minute). Also, there's no backlight, which is why the battery life is good, but keep this in mind too, if you want to see it in the dark.
I've taken this sensor on an airplane, and it works great there too. It's just an incredible sensor to have -- you can pocket it or bring it somewhere in a backpack and still have CO2 measurements, where most sensors can't go. For travel, or just in general, it's a great device to have. After calibration, it measures very accurately, and I'm happy with my purchase all around. However, I'd say calibration is mandatory.
I've included a screenshot of a graph made from the CSV, as well as the CSV data from the unit itself.
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- Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023
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- John Danaway LaiReviewed in Singapore on May 25, 2024
Attractive CO2 temperature and humidity monitor. However, app needs some improvement.
Living in a closed space with generally poor ventilation in an apartment, is the reason why I purchase this product. However , after been using it for over 2 weeks now, I have come into conclusion that most of us may not even need it because the CO2 in a closed space in my apartment rarely goes above 800ppm throughout the day. The only situation where it can go above 800ppm is when gas stove is used. However, carbon dioxide monitor or reader can be useful if you live in a rather tight space whereby there are three or more occupants as CO2 is mainly produced by respiration or breathing other than from burning gas. As you can see in the picture here, the screen on the aranet 4 is quite a bit sharper and contrasty than the inkbird and the design is more attractive due to semi transparent plastic case and the underlying board design is partially visible whereas inkbird has a bit of off-white coloration. The measurement is very similar to one another due to similar NDIR sensor used. As mentioned, the main deciding factor whether you need this or not is how many occupants in a space or how crowded the space is. More people occupying same space at same time, the higher the CO2 produced. For the app, I like how you can just drag along the chart to see the reading. However, aranet app only allows 7 days of data to be kept on the device before it gets overwritten where as the inkbird can keep data on the device for up to 30 days. Basically, aranet app is more polished , however, data storage is only limited to 7 days when set to 5 minutes measurement interval instead of 30 days (on device) to 1 year on inkbird (only when is synced to the phone).John Danaway LaiAttractive CO2 temperature and humidity monitor. However, app needs some improvement.
Reviewed in Singapore on May 25, 2024
Addendum : Aranet has released a firmware in Dec 2023 that allows you set how long the data can be stored on the device and this depends the measurement interval, i.e. 2 minutes interval equivalent to 7 days of storage; 5 minutes for 15 days ; and 10 minutes for 30 days of storage .
Besides CO2 readings, you will also get ambient temperature, humidity and atmospheric pressure readings. However, this device is not equipped with complete suite of air quality sensors, what is missing out here are quite substantial and these include volatile organic gas (VOC) , radon, particulate matters , carbon monoxide which are important parameters to determine the air that you breath is safe. And of course to have all these sensors included in an air quality monitor will costs a fortune for regular consumer.
The Bluetooth range on the Aranet 4 is slightly shorter than inkbird from the distance I tested. 7-8 meters on inkbird vs 6 metres on aranet4.
aranet 4 has a hidden feature of boosting it's Bluetooth range at presumably small cost of battery life by a toggle under Bluetooth setting of the app to about the same range as inkbird.
One important thing when placing the double AA battery in, is quite different from other device, make sure you place the positive side first then only negative due to there is a plastic lip at the positive side.
Battery is super long lasting due to energy efficient E ink display and low energy Bluetooth and especially interval measurement is set to 5 or 10 minutes. Downside to this is that you can only get Bluetooth connection to sync the data to phone rather than wifi and can't assess the data if not in the Bluetooth range or if away from home. Aranet claims there is a smart home integration app called homey but I guess it can be complicated to setup due to the integration is not mainstream like homekit or google home.
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MonikaReviewed in Germany on July 21, 2024
Tolles Produkt, funktioniert wie beschrieben
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