The AirGradient ONE is an indoor air quality monitor that watches your home’s air 24/7. It spots toxic wildfire smoke, even while you sleep, and warns you when stuffy rooms become breeding grounds for flu and measles. It’s simple to use and gives your family air you can trust.

Indoor air quality monitoring is no longer just about comfort; it is a core responsibility. This guide explores how schools and public buildings can use continuous IAQ sensors to protect occupant health, meet ASHRAE standards, and build scalable management plans.

Wildfire smoke, the flu, and measles all have one thing in common: they travel through the air inside your home. Here’s a look at what’s really floating around the rooms where your family spends most of its time, and two simple steps, seeing your air and cleaning it, that help protect against all of them at once.

You have probably seen the 99.97% claim on air purifiers, but is it just clever marketing? Dive into the science behind True HEPA filtration, learn why 0.3 microns is the ultimate test of quality, and discover how it truly protects your home from microscopic threats.

Our online store is officially open. For the first time, you can shop the full EnviroGuard range of air quality monitors and purifiers in one place — simple tools that work right out of the box, whether you’re protecting a nursery, a classroom, or a whole business.

Office air quality has a measurable effect on how your team thinks and performs. Here’s what the research shows, and how to measure and fix the air you breathe.

Daycare illness feels like an inevitable rite of passage, but it doesn’t have to be. Discover the predictable science behind childcare germ hotspots—and the data-driven air and surface solutions that finally break the cycle.

EnviroGuard Technologies has been named AirGradient’s official USA distributor, bringing the brand’s full lineup of open-source air quality monitors to American homes, schools, and businesses — with local support and faster access built in.

Air Quality Awareness Week 2026 highlights that because we spend most of our time indoors, indoor air quality (IAQ) is often more impactful on our health and productivity than outdoor pollution. From classrooms to offices, invisible pollutants like CO₂ and particulate matter can hinder cognitive function and trigger serious respiratory issues, making high-tech monitoring systems and data-driven management essential. By prioritizing real-time air quality sensors and filtration, schools and facilities can move beyond simple awareness to create healthier, safer environments that protect the long-term well-being of all occupants.

This blog post explores the critical issue of indoor air quality and its profound impact on children’s health, particularly their developing lungs. It details how seemingly harmless aspects of daily life—from classroom materials to personal care products—can contribute to poor air quality, potentially leading to immediate issues like asthma flare-ups and long-term health consequences. The article offers practical solutions, emphasizing the importance of education and proactive measures to ensure cleaner air for vulnerable young lungs.