“It works and the software examples are good. It does require some programming to fully utilize, but then that's why it's a diy thing, not a commercial air test station.
I'm not really a programmer, but I think I'll be able to get this to function fairly well, given how much of the setup and libraries are well done and documented.”
“Arrived quickly and well packaged. Easy to set up with my Raspberry Pi 3b board and came with all the python code to get going right away. Was up and running logging the data within minutes and had it talking to a second node with MQTT and graphing into Grafana without a few hours. Brilliant for citizen science or educational purposes and works out the box.”
“This is a HAT for the Raspberry Pi (it will fit on both the Pi and Pi Zero) and measures temperature, pressure, humidity, light, sounds and proximity, it has a 96 colour 160 x 80 LCD for displaying information.
There are Python drivers for the HAT which are easy to use and therefore make it easy to use in a variety of situations say monitoring conditions in a room.
Add a PM2.5 sensor and others and you have a nice compact unit for measuring air quality.”
