Airthings View Series Manuale utente
User Manual
Version 1
24 February 2022
View series
Indoor air quality and radon monitors
Congratulations on taking this important step toward living a healthier life.
By keeping track of your indoor air quality and/or radon levels, you can make healthier decisions in the spaces where you spend most of your time.
Increased productivity and energy levels, better quality sleep, and resistance to illness are just a few of the benefits. Lessening your exposure to radon will
reduce your risk of lung cancer.
Your Airthings View device provides you with the information you need on the display, your phone and the Airthings Dashboard. Or you can simply wave
in front of the device for a visual indication of your levels.
Breathe better, live better,
The Airthings team
FEATURES AND CONTENT
Cable x 1
Regulatory booklet x 1
Batteries x 6
Silica bag x 1
3M sticker x 3
User manual x 1
Translucent sticker x 2
1. Customizable display
2. Glow signal
3. Motion sensor
4. Air inlets
5. Battery compartment with 6 AA batteries (included)
6. USB cable port
7. Reset button
8. Individual serial number
9. Mounting bracket
10. One-time battery tab
VIEW SERIES SETUP
Step 1 - Download the Airthings App
Download or update the Airthings App from the Apple App
Store or Google Play Store and create an account.
Step 2 - Setup
Pull the battery tab on the device and follow the in-app
instructions to connect the device to your smartphone and
your WiFi. You can also power your device using the
supplied USB cable. There may be a firmware update when
you start the device.
Note: You can leave the batteries in when powering over USB, but the batteries will not be
recharged. Your device will automatically swap between battery power and USB power.
Step 3 - Placement
Your View device can be placed wherever you want to
measure your air quality, such as your night stand, on the
wall in the baby room, or on a shelf in the living room. It
should be kept away from very dusty environments, and
performs best if cleaned with a dry or damp cloth once in a
while. View Plus and View Radon should be kept out of
damp environments above 85% humidity to avoid damage to
the radon sensor.
To mount your View on a wall: Fix the mounting bracket to
the wall. Make sure you use appropriate screws for your wall
type. Do not place it close to vents or windows. Minimum 1
meter / 3 feet distance.
Step 4 - Calibration
Some sensors will need time, usually around a week, to
calibrate after power-up. See more details in the product
sheet for your device.
The various sensors have different sample rates (how often it
records a data point) and accuracy. The radon sensor in
particular is built for long-term monitoring. Although you
can read the early data samples, they are likely to be
inaccurate. Radon will often vary significantly from day to
day, and even month to month. Buildings can be diagnosed
for radon by measuring all living areas - e.g., living rooms
and bedrooms - for at least one week. For a more accurate
value, this should be followed by a long-term measurement
(for at least 2 months) in the room with the highest radon
value.
DAILY USE
Configurable Display
The display can be configured to show the sensor values you care most about. Configuration is done in the
Airthings Dashboard or App. The display will update up to every 2.5 minutes, depending on the sensor
sample interval and the sensors shown on the display. It will sometimes flicker completely to refresh itself.
This is normal and does not mean your device is operating incorrectly.
Note: The calm tech, e-paper display does not require power to show an image. If your View device suddenly loses power, for example if the
USB connector is removed and there are no batteries in the compartment, then the display will simply keep displaying whatever image it had
when loss of power occurred. The display will update as normal when power is restored to the product.
Using your View as a hub for other Airthings devices
When powered over USB, and connected to WiFi, your View device will act as a SmartLink hub for other
supported Airthings devices (Wave Mini, Wave Plus, Wave Radon 2nd gen). This is a great way to keep all
your Airthings devices continuously connected and accessible. Use the Airthings App to select which
Airthings devices to link to your View.
Reset button
A short press of the reset button (for about half a second) will toggle through various useful information on
the display. Note that a short press will not reset the device.
A long press of the reset button will reset your device completely, reverting it back to its factory state. This
removes any locally stored personal data, such as your WiFi password. It will not remove the device from
your online account. When you hold the reset button, a countdown will show up on the display letting you
know when the reset will take place. If you release the button before the countdown has finished, the reset
will be canceled.
Wave function
Wave in front of your device for a quick visual indication of your indoor air quality levels. The glow signal
will light up according to the overall air quality (green means good, yellow means fair, and red means poor),
and the display will change to show any levels that are fair or poor.
For details on sensor thresholds go to help.airthings.com
Airthings App
Your app will update automatically as long as your device is connected to a WiFi network. The Airthings
App includes sensor values, historical graphs, and long and short-term averages. Use the app to configure
your View, set up notifications based on sensor values, and more.
Airthings Dashboard
The Airthings web dashboard lets you view, customize and analyze the sensor data from all of your devices
at a glance. You’ll also have access to trends and advanced analytics. Find out more
at airthings.com/dashboard
INTEGRATIONS
All Airthings View devices share data to your mobile device as well as the Airthings Dashboard—a free online platform that provides quick access to view,
customize and analyze sensor data from multiple Airthings devices. Go to airthings.com/dashboard for more info.
The Airthings View offers the possibility to use Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant to read out your latest sensor measurements from any Airthings device
that is connected via a Hub or View product. Limitations to languages and regions apply. Please visit airthings.com for the latest requirements and
limitations.
The Airthings View also supports IFTTT, allowing users to create or access useful recipes for their device to follow, and integrate with third-party products.
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Sensors
Read more about how to use and interpret the values reported by the sensors in your View device here.
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