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Our LoRaWAN radon monitor is now available to order

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Our own wireless LoRaWAN radon monitor is a finished product, and we’re taking orders.

Radon is a natural radioactive gas, and the second biggest cause of lung cancer after smoking. It is usually checked with a passive detector left in a room for three months and then posted to a laboratory, which gives a single average figure, months after the event. Our monitor measures continuously, so you can see what is happening now: overnight peaks, the effect of ventilation, and whether remediation has worked.

  • Five years and more on a battery. No power cable, no data cable and no socket needed, so it goes wherever the reading needs to be taken and stays there.
  • Works on any LoRaWAN network. We supply decoders and an integration guide for ChirpStack, The Things Network and Helium, or it can run on our own network and platform.
  • Built properly. Our own bespoke build; the full specification is available on request.
  • Readings you can act on. Live radon levels in Bq/m³, long-term averages to compare with action levels, and alerts when a threshold you set is passed.

It suits employers with a duty to manage radon in the workplace, landlords and housing providers, schools and public buildings, and homeowners in high-radon areas, from a single room to a whole estate.

See the wireless LoRaWAN radon monitor, order or ask for a quote, or read more about radon monitoring.

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