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Security

Token

There is no security token.

Firewall

main Name

Security enabled

Stateless

Configuration

Key	Value
provider	security.user.provider.concrete.app_user_provider
context	main
entry_point	App\Security\KbinAuthenticator
user_checker	App\Security\UserChecker
access_denied_handler	(none)
access_denied_url	(none)
authenticators	[`"two_factor" "remember_me" "App\Security\KbinAuthenticator" "App\Security\FacebookAuthenticator" "App\Security\GoogleAuthenticator" "App\Security\GithubAuthenticator" "App\Security\KeycloakAuthenticator"`]

Listeners

Listener	Duration	Response
Symfony\Component\Security\Http\Firewall\ChannelListener {#723`-map: Symfony\Component\Security\Http\AccessMap {#722 …} -logger: Monolog\Logger {#783 …} -httpPort: 80 -httpsPort: 443`}	0.00 ms	(none)
Symfony\Component\Security\Http\Firewall\ContextListener {#706-tokenStorage: Symfony\Component\Security\Core\Authentication\Token\Storage\TokenStorage {#1017 …} -sessionKey: "_security_main" -logger: Monolog\Logger {#783 …} -userProviders: Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Argument\RewindableGenerator {#705 …} -dispatcher: Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\Debug\TraceableEventDispatcher {#747 …} -registered: false -trustResolver: Scheb\TwoFactorBundle\Security\Authentication\AuthenticationTrustResolver {#780 …} -sessionTrackerEnabler: Symfony\Component\Security\Core\Authentication\Token\Storage\UsageTrackingTokenStorage::enableUsageTracking(): void {#703 …}}	0.26 ms	(none)
Symfony\Component\Security\Http\Firewall\AuthenticatorManagerListener {#584`-authenticatorManager: Symfony\Component\Security\Http\Authentication\AuthenticatorManager {#595 …}`}	0.00 ms	(none)
Scheb\TwoFactorBundle\Security\Http\Firewall\TwoFactorAccessListener {#582`-twoFactorFirewallConfig: Scheb\TwoFactorBundle\Security\TwoFactor\TwoFactorFirewallConfig {#842 …} -tokenStorage: Symfony\Component\Security\Core\Authentication\Token\Storage\UsageTrackingTokenStorage {#1018 …} -twoFactorAccessDecider: Scheb\TwoFactorBundle\Security\Authorization\TwoFactorAccessDecider {#581 …}`}	0.04 ms	(none)
Symfony\Component\Security\Http\Firewall\AccessListener {#579`-tokenStorage: Symfony\Component\Security\Core\Authentication\Token\Storage\UsageTrackingTokenStorage {#1018 …} -accessDecisionManager: Symfony\Component\Security\Core\Authorization\TraceableAccessDecisionManager {#937 …} -map: Symfony\Component\Security\Http\AccessMap {#722 …}`}	0.00 ms	(none)
Symfony\Component\Security\Http\Firewall\LogoutListener {#786`-tokenStorage: Symfony\Component\Security\Core\Authentication\Token\Storage\UsageTrackingTokenStorage {#1018 …} -options: [ "csrf_parameter" => "_csrf_token" "csrf_token_id" => "logout" "logout_path" => "app_logout" ] -httpUtils: Symfony\Component\Security\Http\HttpUtils {#841 …} -csrfTokenManager: Symfony\Component\Security\Csrf\CsrfTokenManager {#1015 …} -eventDispatcher: Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\Debug\TraceableEventDispatcher {#747 …}`}	0.00 ms	(none)

Authenticators

No authenticators have been recorded. Check previous profiles on your authentication endpoint.

Access Decision

affirmative Strategy


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"Scheb\TwoFactorBundle\Security\Authorization\Voter\TwoFactorInProgressVoter"
"Symfony\Component\Security\Core\Authorization\Voter\RoleHierarchyVoter"
"Symfony\Component\Security\Core\Authorization\Voter\ExpressionVoter"
"App\Security\Voter\EntryCommentVoter"
"App\Security\Voter\EntryVoter"
"App\Security\Voter\MagazineVoter"
"App\Security\Voter\MessageThreadVoter"
"App\Security\Voter\MessageVoter"
"App\Security\Voter\NotificationVoter"
"App\Security\Voter\OAuth2UserConsentVoter"
"App\Security\Voter\PostCommentVoter"
"App\Security\Voter\PostVoter"
"App\Security\Voter\UserVoter"

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8	"App\Security\Voter\MessageThreadVoter"
9	"App\Security\Voter\MessageVoter"
10	"App\Security\Voter\NotificationVoter"
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12	"App\Security\Voter\PostCommentVoter"
13	"App\Security\Voter\PostVoter"
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Access decision log


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    Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
    \n
    I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
    \n
    I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
    Prices are in GBP.\n
    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
    \n
    - Price: £20-40\n
    - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
    - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
    - Pros: Very cheap.\n
    - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
    - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
    \n
    I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
    Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
    As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
    \n
    - Price: £160 new, £70-110 second hand\n
    - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
    - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
    - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
    - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
        This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
        Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
    \n
    These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
    There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
    When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
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    This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
    I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
    \n
    - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
    - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
    - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
    - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
    - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
    \n
    I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
    I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
    They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
    \n
    - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
    - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
    - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
    - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
    - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
    \n
    I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
    \n
    - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
    - Sensors:\n
    - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
    - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
    - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
    - Connectivity to HASS: Native integration over WiFi, local network.\n
    - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
    - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
    \n
    If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
    And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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    Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
    \n
    I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
    \n
    I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
    Prices are in GBP.\n
    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
    \n
    - Price: £20-40\n
    - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
    - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
    - Pros: Very cheap.\n
    - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
    - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
    \n
    I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
    Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
    As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
    \n
    - Price: £160 new, £70-110 second hand\n
    - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
    - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
    - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
    - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
        This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
        Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
    \n
    These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
    There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
    When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
    These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
    This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
    I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
    \n
    - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
    - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
    - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
    - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
    - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
    \n
    I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
    I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
    They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
    \n
    ---\n
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    Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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    - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
    - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
    - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
    - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
    - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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    Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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    - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
    - Sensors:\n
    - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
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    - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
    - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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    Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
    \n
    I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
    \n
    I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
    Prices are in GBP.\n
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    Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
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    - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
    - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
    - Pros: Very cheap.\n
    - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
    - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
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    I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
    Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
    As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
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    Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
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    - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
    - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
    - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
    - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
        This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
        Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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    These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
    There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
    When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
    These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
    This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
    I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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    Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
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    - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
    - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
    - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
    - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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    I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
    I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
    They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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    Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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    - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
    - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
    - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
    - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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    I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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    Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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    - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
    - Sensors:\n
    - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
    - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
    - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
    - Connectivity to HASS: Native integration over WiFi, local network.\n
    - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
    - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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    If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
    And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
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      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
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      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
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      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
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      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
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      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
      \n
      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
      \n
      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
      \n
      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Native integration over WiFi, local network.\n
      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
      \n
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      \n
      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
      \n
      - Price: £20-40\n
      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
      \n
      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
      \n
      - Price: £160 new, £70-110 second hand\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
      \n
      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
      \n
      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
      \n
      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
      \n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
      \n
      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
      \n
      ---\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Native integration over WiFi, local network.\n
      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
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      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
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      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
      \n
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      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
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      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
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      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
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      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
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      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
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      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
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      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
      \n
      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Native integration over WiFi, local network.\n
      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
      \n
      - Price: £20-40\n
      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
      \n
      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
      \n
      - Price: £160 new, £70-110 second hand\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
      \n
      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
      \n
      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
      \n
      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Native integration over WiFi, local network.\n
      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
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      - Price: £20-40\n
      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
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      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
      \n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
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      - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
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      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
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      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
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      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
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      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
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      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
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      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
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      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
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      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
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      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
      \n
      - Price: £20-40\n
      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
      \n
      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
      \n
      - Price: £160 new, £70-110 second hand\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
      \n
      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
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      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
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      - Price: £20-40\n
      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
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      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
      \n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
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      - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
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      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
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      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
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      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
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      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
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      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
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          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
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      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
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      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
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      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
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      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
      \n
      - Price: £20-40\n
      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
      \n
      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
      \n
      - Price: £160 new, £70-110 second hand\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
      \n
      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
      \n
      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
      \n
      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
      \n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
      \n
      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Sensors:\n
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      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Native integration over WiFi, local network.\n
      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
      \n
      ---\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
      \n
      - Price: £20-40\n
      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
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      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
      \n
      ---\n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
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      - Price: £160 new, £70-110 second hand\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
      \n
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      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
      \n
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      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
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      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
      \n
      ---\n
      \n
      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
      \n
      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
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      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
      \n
      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
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      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
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      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
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          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
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      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
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      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
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      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
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      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
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      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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    I have a ‘roll-your-own’ using an adafruit SCD-30 module [www.adafruit.com/product/4867](https://www.adafruit.com/product/4867) IR-based CO2, temp &amp; humidity; I2C with python libraries, so integrating it with an RPi is easy. Sensor is self-calibrating over time, so if you leave it in a higher CO2 space with no exposure to fresh air, it will eventually drift such that the lowest observed CO2 reports as 420 ppm. Newer SCD-40 is only $45, but different sensor technology.\n
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
      \n
      - Price: £20-40\n
      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
      \n
      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
      \n
      - Price: £160 new, £70-110 second hand\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
      \n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
      \n
      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
      \n
      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
      \n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
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      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Native integration over WiFi, local network.\n
      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
      \n
      - Price: £20-40\n
      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
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      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
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      - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
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      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
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      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
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      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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    I have a ‘roll-your-own’ using an adafruit SCD-30 module [www.adafruit.com/product/4867](https://www.adafruit.com/product/4867) IR-based CO2, temp &amp; humidity; I2C with python libraries, so integrating it with an RPi is easy. Sensor is self-calibrating over time, so if you leave it in a higher CO2 space with no exposure to fresh air, it will eventually drift such that the lowest observed CO2 reports as 420 ppm. Newer SCD-40 is only $45, but different sensor technology.\n
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
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      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
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      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
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      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
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      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
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      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
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      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
      \n
      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
      \n
      ---\n
      \n
      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Native integration over WiFi, local network.\n
      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      If I had unlimited money, I’d probably get one of these, because it’s pretty damned comprehensive.  \n
      And I definitely respect them for making a turn-key “it does everything out of the box” solution, and completely understand that’s why it’s expensive.
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
      \n
      ---\n
      \n
      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
      \n
      - Price: £20-40\n
      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
      \n
      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
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      \n
      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
      \n
      - Price: £160 new, £70-110 second hand\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
      \n
      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
      \n
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      \n
      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
      \n
      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
      \n
      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
      \n
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      Option 4: Roll-your-own, with an ESP32 and an SCD30\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
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      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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      Following a few days with all the windows closed (thanks cold weather), I’ve started looking into devices I could integrate for (mainly) Co2 monitoring.\n
      \n
      I thought other people might benefit from the information I’ve gathered, since it’s not much more effort beyond me just doing the research.\n
      \n
      I haven’t purchased quite yet, and may add an update when I do.  \n
      Prices are in GBP.\n
      \n
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      Option 1: Random-name amazon/alibaba jobbies.\n
      \n
      - Price: £20-40\n
      - Connectivity to hass: WiFi or Zigbee.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Humidity, PM2.5 (allegedly…)\n
      - Pros: Very cheap.\n
      - Cons: Data returned is effectively useless, when it gets returned at all.\n
      - These sensors generally don’t have a proper Co2 sensor, and instead estimate it from a VOC reading.\n
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      I nearly bought one of these a few times, fortunately there is now more data about them.  \n
      Once I have my proper solution, I may buy one just to chart how off they are!  \n
      As a main device, I would not buy any of these.\n
      \n
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      Option 2: [Awair Element](https://www.getawair.com/products/element)\n
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      - Price: £160 new, £70-110 second hand\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Local API or network API over WiFi.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Decent sensors, integrates with HASS via a local API. AQI read-out on the device itself.\n
      - Cons: Users report wifi issues, which the manufacturer isn’t acknowledging.  \n
          This can mean periods where the data is not reported.  \n
          Firmware is closed source, specifications of sensors are not stated (but have been found unofficially)\n
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      These are not a bad solution, so long as you are happy dealing with a WiFi device and an API back-end that is closed source.  \n
      There is a slightly insane history to the Awair .  \n
      When they first released, they could contribute to a system called PlanetWatch, which paid tokens in exchange for readings.  \n
      These tokens (somehow) had value, so people started…Yep, they started buying multiples, and mining with them.  \n
      This has now ceased, afaik, so there is good second hand supply.  \n
      I’m hesitating a little, just because of the reports of wifi issues, which coupled with a potentially problematic wifi connectivity, could leave me with a brick one day.\n
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      Option 3: [AirGradient](https://www.airgradient.com/) (Open Air and One)\n
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      - Price including shipping: £120 for the Open Air, £135 for the One\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via WiFi/BT.\n
      - Sensors: Co2, VOC, Temperature, RH, PM2.5\n
      - Pros: Open Source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://www.airgradient.com/documents/spec-sheets/Spec_Sheet_AirGradient_ONE_I-9PSL.pdf).\n
      - Cons: A little pricey, availability in Europe not known.\n
      \n
      I like this one, and honestly, I could see myself buying it.  \n
      I rather like the OLED display on the ONE, too.  \n
      They also offer a more basic build-your-own without VOC detection [for about £60 ](https://www.airgradient.com/shop/#!/DIY-Basic-Kit/p/447361353/category=154292501)\n
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      - Price: £70 for the SCD30, £10 for the esp.\n
      - Sensors: Co2 and RH\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: ESPHome via Wifi/BT (or whatever you want)\n
      - Pros: Open source, maintainable, [specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD30/). Most accurate.\n
      - Cons: A little work required, only tests Co2 and RH.\n
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      I would definitely consider this, however, it’s not *that* much more for the more featured AirGradient. A cheaper option would be using a SensAir S8, at around £40, which is still as accurate as the AirGradient.\n
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      Option 5: [Air-q](https://en.air-q.com/produktvarianten#uebersicht)\n
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      - Price: £280 for Light, £390 for Basic, £540 for Pro\n
      - Sensors:\n
      - Light: Co2, VOC, Temperature, Noise, RH, AH.\n
      - Basic: As Light, plus CO, KPa, PM1/2.5/10.\n
      - Pro: As Basic, plus O2, O3, SO2, N02\n
      - Connectivity to HASS: Native integration over WiFi, local network.\n
      - Pros: Very comprehensive sensor array. [Specifications and accuracy clearly stated](https://support.air-q.com/downloads/air-Q_Specs_de+en.pdf). Simple Good/bad LED readout on the device.\n
      - Cons: Oof, that’s expensive. Closed source.\n
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