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Aethair Dashboards

Real-Time Air Quality Displays for Buildings

Aethair Dashboards show occupants the air they breathe. Live readings from Aethair IAQ and Aethair PRO, reporting through Environet, become a status anyone reads in an instant, on a TV or digital display in the room, on a phone by scanning a QR code, or on a public web page. The space is visibly monitored around the clock; the time-stamped record behind the display is in Environet and Aethair Reports.

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A published Aethair dashboard: the device and its air quality status, a 24-hour formaldehyde chart, and the current reading for every parameter. — A published dashboard, as occupants see it

Dashboard detail: a 24-hour formaldehyde chart above tiles for AQ, formaldehyde, CO₂, humidity, PM1, PM10, PM2.5, and pressure.

What it shows

The Status and the Numbers Behind It

Each dashboard shows one device, so it leads with one status for the room that device is in, computed live from its readings, and a visitor understands the air without reading a number. The status is scored against the standard you select for the device; with none selected, Aethair Blue, Aethair's default indoor limit set, decides what reads Good, Moderate, or Poor. Behind it sit the parameters that drive the status, each on its own scale: CO₂, particulates, formaldehyde, humidity, and the rest of what the device measures, each with its own 24-hour trend. Devices report continuously, so the display shows the latest reading received.

Where it runs

A Screen, a QR Code, or a Link

The same dashboard, wherever the people are.

On a screen in the room

Any TV or digital display in a lobby, classroom, hospital ward, or conference room, showing the live status of that space.

On a phone, by QR code

Place an Aethair QR code in the room; a scan opens the live dashboard of that space on the phone. No screen to install.

On the web, for everyone

Publish a dashboard without a login for tenants, parents, or the neighbors of a work site. See a live example.

A device page in Environet with the public dashboard switched on, showing the link and the theme, temperature, PM, and VOC options.

Publishing one

Published From the Device Page

Switch the public dashboard on for a device and Environet gives you a read-only link that needs no login. Choose the theme, whether to show your organization's logo, and the units for temperature, particulates, and VOC. Switching it off revokes the link at once.

In use

Billy Penn Studios

Billy Penn Studios, a converted industrial building in Philadelphia, monitors its spaces with Aethair IAQ and publishes the readings to tenants and the community.

“Given today's climate, with everyone's concern regarding air quality and filtration, I think that Aethair is going to provide a level of comfort to everyone who enters the building, as well as our tenants.” Toby Biddle, Billy Penn Studios building owner

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Questions

Aethair Dashboards FAQ

How is this different from the dashboards in Environet?

Environet's dashboards are the operator's view: any devices, any parameters, built for your team behind a login. Aethair Dashboards is the occupant-facing display: one device's status and latest readings, on a screen, a phone, or a public page, with no login to view it. The time-stamped history an inspector asks for stays in Environet and Aethair Reports.

Which limits decide Good, Moderate, or Poor?

The standard you select for the device: WELL v2, for example, or a custom standard built for you with your own limits, such as a site permit's action levels. With none selected, the status uses Aethair Blue, Aethair's default indoor limit set; the sample report lists its ranges.

How is a dashboard set up?

From the device's page in Environet: switch on the public dashboard, choose the theme and the units for temperature, particulates, and VOC, and open the read-only link on the screen or print it as a QR code for the room. Switching it off revokes the link at once.

Show the Air You Breathe

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