Humidity

Your humidity is:

A good humidity level is between 30 and 70.

High humidity causes mold growth, congestion, and more.

Low humidity causes the spread of germs, sore throats, dry skin, and more.

Temperature

Your temperature is:

A good temperature level is between 55 and 90

Carbon Monoxide

Your level is: ppm

Carbon Monoxide starts affecting air quality at only 3 ppm.

The EPA lists 9 ppm as the maximum acceptable indoor amount.

27 ppm has a 21% increase in cardio-respiratory complaints.

35 ppm is when most fire department require that firefighters put on their oxygen masks.

Above 50 ppm CO becomes toxic in healthy adults.

75 ppm or above becomes immediately dangerous.

At 200 ppm, OSHA recommends evacuation.

400 ppm is life threatening within 3 hours.

Mold

Mold is a toxic fungus that can grow in damp, warm areas of your home. If mold is detected, call a mold specialist immediately to investigate.

Smoke

Smoke is indicative of fire. If smoke is detected, one should evacuate as soon as possible outside.

Carbon Dioxide

Your level is: ppm

Carbon Dioxide starts affecting air quality at 1,000 ppm.

Above 2,000 ppm can cause headaches, sleepiness and stagnant, stale, stuffy air, poor concentration, loss of attention, increased heart rate and slight nausea may also be present.

A study by a team of Harvard researchers measured a 15 percent decline of cognitive ability scores at 950 ppm and 50 percent decline at 1,400 ppm.

VOC

Your level is:

A VOC level greater than 100 is dangerous to your health.

Radon

Your level is:

A Radon level greater than 100 is dangerous to your health.

Indoor Air Quality

Your level is:

This is a general rating of the overall air quality.

0-50

Excellent

51-100

Good

101-150

Lightly polluted, ventilate when possible.

151-200

Moderately polluted, ventilate with fresh air when possible.

201-250

Heavily polluted, increase ventilation.

251-350

Severely polluted, maximize ventilation and leave the area. Area is likely contaminated.

> 351

Extremely polluted, contamination needs to be identified. Avoid area.

PM

Your level is:

A PM level greater than 35 is dangerous to your health.

Lead

Your level is:

Any lead detected is hazardous to your health.