Product Details

The AIR-1Ā measures only 61mm x 61mm x 30mm and has an aesthetic design to blend in.Ā 

So what does the AIR-1 do?

PM1, PM2.5, PM4, PM10, VOC, NOx, Temperature, Humidity (SEN55)

**There is a temperature offset needed due to heat buildup from the ESP32-C3.
We are still evaluating it but it is between 2 and 6 degrees C.

Many air quality measurements from a very reputableĀ manufacturer. The sensor has a 10-year lifespan at continuous use (Most PM sensors only have 3 years) meaning you can have very short update intervals:

  • Monitor 3d printers
  • Turn your air purifier on when air quality becomes unhealthy
  • Detect new paint fumes

CO (Carbon Monoxide), C2H5OH (Ethanol), H2, NO2, NH3 (Ammonia), CH4 (Methane) (MiCS-4514 From DFRobot) - Optional

** Our beta test group has noticed the methane reading will spike when exposed to high amounts of other gasses. We all believe this is manageable for the vast amount of automations still but wanted to let you know. It is much more a exists/doesn't exist type of gas monitoring vs the actual PPM readout, it will read 0ppm in normal air.

(This device does not meet the requirements for gasĀ safety monitoring per the NBIC, NFPA, or IFC)

Monitor the individual gas percentages in your air with this optional add-on.

CO2 (SCD40) - Optional

This optional add-on brings a CO2 sensor to the package, which comes pre-calibrated and ready to use. (This device does not meet the requirements for CO2 safety monitoring per the NBIC, NFPA, or IFC)

  • Get alerts to open a window or automate your HVAC fan to run when CO2 levels are high.

Barometric Pressure (DPS310)

This pressure sensor feeds into the SCD40 (CO2) for more accurate readings

Bluetooth Tracker(ESP32-C3-Mini) - YAML Config Required

Track Bluetooth devices in your house, letting you know which devices are closest to the sensor. You will need to know the MAC of the Bluetooth devices you want to track.

  • Find your phone if you left it in the office or the bedroom.
  • Know who just walked into the room.
  • Track a beacon attached to your dog's collar.

RGB Pixels

Uses color-coded alerts for various home scenarios.

  • Flash red if the air quality is unhealthy.
  • Flash green on trash night.
  • Flash blue when it's treat time for your pup.

Power And Sensor Expansion Connector

A connector that'll allow future sensors and power methods. A few expansion boards are in development currently but no set release date. Let us know what you'd like to see on the expansion slots.

Extras Always available:

  • Access to our discord for support, product announcements, and home automation ideas.Ā Ā Link
  • Access to our code and CAD files for you to remix or browse community remixes.Ā Link
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Michael R.
Amazing air quality sensor so much so i thought it was wrong at first due to how bad my air was

Finally bought the fully loaded air sensor with all addons for Gas CO2 etc. Fired it up and found out how bad my home office air was which explained alot of the headaches i was having. Ended up building a CR diy hepa filter and watched how amazingly fast and accurate the air sensor was at picking up the changes and now i have much better air quality and I plan to buy more of these for other parts of home and for wifes office to keep an eye on the pollutants from her 3dprinter

Documentation covered all the common things i would have normally had to ask and even included custom dashboards for the sensor so i could get the instant gratification of seeing stats without having to do it all by hand.

Love the quality of the product so far

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Michael C.
All in One sensor

When I first started purchasing Apollo products, I was thinking their offers were for a more industrial application. After all, the sensors covered a lot of ground and some of the more obscure gases it measured did not seem applicable to home use. After using them, I am glad to have all that info. Easy to set up, and it integrates into home assistant extremely well. Their support is friendly, quick and generous with their time. Being a long time Computer and gadget guy, I appreciate the excitement they must feel when a basement side project goes wild and now they have a real, growing, legit business. Good job guys.... and good luck. :>) Mike Catalano

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Vs
Comprehensive indoor air insights

This little Apollo Air 1 sensor is a fantastic gadget for keeping tabs on your indoor air quality. It’s super responsive, so you'll see changes in CO2, particulate matter (PM2.5), and other gasses almost instantly when your environment shifts – perfect for knowing right away if you need to open a window or adjust your ventilation! What truly sets it apart is its seamless and incomparable integration with Home Assistant, making it incredibly easy to automate and monitor your air quality data like never before. For that, you'll still want a dedicated safety monitor. But for everyday insights and ultimate smart home control over your home's breathing air, it's an absolute game-changer!

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Bryan H.
Best air quality sensor for Home Assistant

I LOVE this device. Its tiny, its quiet and its accurate. When I first got it, to say I was overwhelmed would be an understatement. It installed into HA with ease, but I was seeing all this data and I have no idea what any of it actually meant. I spent some time learning what the readings for each sensor were considered good, high or very high and to make mine and my wife's lives easier, I created a gauge card that is colored from green to yellow to red so I don't have to remember the numeric values. I can quickly look at the dashboard and see if anything is in the yellow or red and know they are high. There is also a blueprint for automations which I love, however I had to do some modifications to it since (and I'm on the newer side, so this might be something of my own doing) but I was getting a notification when something was high every time it changed. I set a condition that it would only alert once every 6 hours (except Carbon Monoxide since that is the most important to me).
I reached out to support for a question and they answered it quickly and concisely. If you're looking to monitor your air quality I highly recommend the air-1.

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Austin L.
I regret paying extra for the gas sensor

The gas sensor is a bit overstated IMO - there's no way it is independently sensing all of those unique gasses. Between that and its questionable accuracy, I feel like I wasted my money.