Langder DM72B WIFI Air Quality Monitor Instruction Manual
- September 21, 2024
- Langder
Table of Contents
Langder DM72B WIFI Air Quality Monitor
Product Information
Specifications
- Model: 24-05-V4-72B WiFi
- Connectivity: TUYA WiFi
- Features: Date Time, CO2 AQI, PM2.5, HCHO, TVOC, Temperature, Humidity
- Buttons: Power Button, Battery Right Button, Left Button Air Inlet
- Ports: USB Port
Product Usage Instructions
Start-Up
When you long-press the center power button, the air quality monitor will boot
up. Allow the device to warm up for about 3 minutes for accurate results.
Switching Among Data Display Formats
Press the up or down buttons to switch among data display formats to view air
quality readings in various formats.
Setting
Double-press the center I/O button to enter the Time Setting screen.
Temperature Numerical Compensation Settings
You can set temperature compensation to adjust for errors in the measurement
process. Choose from -5 to 5 as per your needs.
About Charging
When low battery icon is displayed, charge the device using a compatible micro
USB cable and a USB DC charger that outputs DC 5V at >=1000mA. Fully charge
for at least 2-3 hours before use.
History
View the last 5 data values for PM2.5 taken every 10 minutes over the previous
50 minutes.
Air Quality Standard
Refer to the CO2, PM2.5, HCHO, and TVOC standard reference tables provided for
air quality levels and average standard values.
Tips
If you encounter strange readings, turn the device off for some time and then
turn it back on to reset it.
FAQ
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Q: How do I charge the device?
A: Use a compatible micro USB cable and a USB DC charger that outputs DC 5V at=1000mA. Avoid charging with a USB computer port which only outputs 500mA.
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Q: How do I switch between data display formats?
A: Press the up or down buttons to scroll between interfaces and switch among data display formats. -
Q: What is the default alarm threshold for CO2?
A: The default alarm threshold for CO2 is 1200ppm. The device will sound an alarm when it reaches this level.
Product Description
This product is an advanced multifunctional air quality monitor that combines various high-quality air sensors with a built-in fan to provide real-time monitoring of Carbon Dioxide (CO2), Particulate Matter (PM2.5/1.0/10), Formaldehyde (HCHO), Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC), Temperature, and Humidity with time on its digital LCD display. It not only measures various air quality datas in real time, but also supports intelligent connection and convenient operation through Tuya WiFi, After connecting your phone, you can view real-time data anytime and anywhere, making you familiar with the air quality around you.
Instructions
Start-Up
When you long-press the center power button, the air quality monitor will
boot up. Detector will proceed through its warm-up sequence for about 3
minutes to allow sensors to preheat and fan to draw in fresh ambient air. This
is necessary for accurate results.
- Power ( I/O ) / OK / Menu Button, used to confirm highlighted options or to turn device on/off by pressing for 3 seconds.
- Down / Switch / Decrease Button, used to scroll between interfaces
- Up / Switch / Increase Button, used to scroll between interfaces
- Micro USB charging Port
Switching Among Data Display Formats ( Figure 1-5 )
- Press the up or down buttons to switch among data display formats (figures 1-5) that displays air quality readings in various formats:
Setting (Figure 6)
Double Press center I/O button to enter the Time Setting screen.
- DATE: Change the date by using the up and down button. Confirm each setting with one press on the on/off button.
- TIME: Change the time by using the up and down button and by confirming with the on/off button.
- UNIT: Change the temperature unit between Celcius (°C) or Fahrenheit (F) .
- Buzzer: can turn on/off alarm sound. (If Buzzer is on, and CO2 value more than 1200 ppm and keep rising, would beep alarm sound.)
Temperature Numerical Compensation Settings
Temperature compensation is used to compensate for errors in the measurement
process.
You can set it to: -5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
About Charging
When low battery icon is displayed, the device needs to be charged. Insert the
included or another compatible micro USB charging cable into the device.
Attach the other end to a USB DC charger (such as a smart phone charger) that
outputs DC 5V at >= 1000mA. Fully charge for at least 2-3 hours before use.
Avoid charging with a USB computer port which only outputs 500mA.
History (Figure 3, Figure 5)
Graph shows the last 5 data values for PM2.5, CO2 and taken every 10 minutes
over the previous 50 minutes.
Air Quality Standard
CO2 Standard Reference Table:
Note 1: The default alarm threshold for CO2 is 1200ppm. When it reaches
1200ppm, the device will alarm sounds.
Note 2: The AQI Level is taken as the maximum value of CO2.
PM2.5 Standard Reference Table:
HCHO(Formaldehyde) Standard Reference Table:
HCHO (Formaldehyde) | Air Quality Level | HCHO Average Standard Value (ug/m3) |
---|---|---|
Safety | <0.100 | |
Slight Pollution | 0.101-0.200 | |
Moderate Pollution | 0.201-0.300 | |
Heavy Pollution | >0.301 |
TVOC Standard Reference Table:
TVOC | Air Quality Level | TVOC Average Standard Value (ug/m3) |
---|---|---|
Safety | < 0.600 |
Exceeding the standard can cause respiratory system abnormal, inflamed, cancerous, etc| > 0.601
Tips
Tip 1: Strange Readings? Do This:
- Turn the device off for some time and then turn it back on again (effectively allowing the monitor to reset). After continuous use for extended periods, the device may simply need to be reset.
- Open a window or bring the device outdoors to allow the sensor to exhaust any accumulated fumes and to allow the readings to adjust back down to more normal levels.
Tip 2: Not Using It? Turn It Off:
For the most consistently accurate readings and longest product life, it is
recommended to turn the monitor off while it is not in use. This will preserve
the battery, sensor, and fan.
Tip 3: Open a Window:
Often the quickest and most practical way to get readings back into the
desired range is to simply open a window to ventilate more clean outdoor air
into your home. This obviously does not apply if you are located in a Wildfire
area or any other area with compromised outdoor air quality.
Tip 4: Cooking Impacts Air Quality:
Cooking often releases increased amounts of unhealthy pollutants into the air
including but not limited to CO2, PM2.5 and 10, and VOCs. Furthermore, how and
what you cook determine the types of pollutants which will be released into
the air.
Considerations & Precautions
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Sampling Frequency:
The sampling frequency of the monitor is 1.5 seconds. This means that your monitor is providing you with updated readings every 1-2 seconds. Please note that, in order to provide constantly-updated, real-time readings, it contains a continuously running mini fan which gives off a very slight buzzing sound. -
Upon turning off the monitor, you will see a brief ” Power Off ” appear on the screen. This is normal. This is not an error message.
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This air monitor should be used indoors and kept dry at all times. It is strongly recommended to store in a cool, dry place.
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DO NOT expose to sunlight or use in an extremely polluted, dusty, or smoky environment for prolonged periods as doing so may damage the sensors over time.
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DO NOT cover the air intake areas during use to avoid inaccurate measurements.
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DO NOT use chemicals or solvents to clean the product as residual fumes will skew air quality readings.
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DO NOT put water or other liquids on or near the product to avoid electrical damage.
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DO NOT allow unauthorized modification or repair of this product.
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DO NOT take apart or disassemble this monitor. Doing so may damage the product and will invalidate the warranty.
Product Specifications
Item | Air Quality Monitor |
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Product Size | 145 x 78 x 97.2mm |
Product Weight | 235g |
Display Method | LCD Screen |
Measuring Item | CO2, PM2.5, PM10, PM1.0, AQI, HCHO (Formaldehyde), TVOC, |
Temperature, Humidity
Detection method for CO2| Infrared ( NDIR )
Detection method for PM| Laser Scattering
Detection method for HCHO| Electrochemistry
Detection method for TVOC| Semiconductor
Concentration unit for CO2| ppm
Concentration unit for PM| ug / m3
Concentration unit for HCHO and TVOC| mg / m3
CO2 measuring range| 400-5000 ppm
PM measuring range| 0-999 ug / m3
HCHO measuring range| 0.001 – 1.999 mg / m3
TVOC measuring range| 0.001 – 9.999 mg / m3
Atmospheric Pressure| 12.5 PSI – 15.4 PSI
Sampling Time| 1.5 Seconds
Temperature Range| -10°C – 50°C (14°F – 122°F)
Storage Temperature| -10°C – 60°C (14°F – 140°F)
Relative Humidity| 20%-85%
Humidity Range| 20%-85%
Power Source| 3000 mAh Rechargeable Lithium battery. 5V DC Power Charging via
USB Port
Warning:
While this product can reduce your risk of harm by increasing your awareness
of air quality, it can in no way guarantee your health or safety. Please
instead take a comprehensive approach to living healthy and do not depend on
this monitor alone to improve your health or save your life.
Legal Disclaimer:
The use or misuse of this monitor is conditioned upon the user’s agreement
that in no event shall the manufacturer, importer, reseller, or distributor of
this monitor be liable for any direct, indirect, punitive, incidental, special
consequential damages, to property or life, whatsoever arising out of or
connected with the use of this monitor.
Product List
- Air Quality Monitor x 1
- USB Charging Cable x 1
- Product Manual x 1
How to connect
How to connect your device to an Android or Apple iOS smartphone via Tuya Smart App
- Download and install the Tuya Smart App through the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.Or to scan QR code(Picture 1) to download the Tuya APP, then registration and login it.
- Turn on the air quality monitor by long pressing the center button.
- Connect your phone to a WiFi network and open the Tuya Smart App.
- Select Add Device, then Click the scan icon in the upper right corner of Tuya interface (Picture 2), and scan the QR code (Picture 3) to connect and follow the instructions of Tuya interface.
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