Aryes p
Tracking Down Air Pollution Particles
Particulate matter PM1, PM2.5, and PM10 typically originate from both environmental and human factors such as pollen, dust, wildfires, industrial plants, landfills, etc. They can cause serious health problems, especially to people with respiratory conditions. Aerys P tracks these dangerous air particles and raises awareness to minimize people’s exposure to these risks.
Know what's in the air
With insight into particulate matter data, communities have a better understanding of how pollution affects the health of citizens.
Map out pollution areas
With insight into particulate matter data, communities have a better understanding of how pollution affects the health of citizens.
Place it anywhere
A small and inconspicuous footprint allows Aerys to be placed at sensitive and highly populated locations such as schools, university campuses, hospitals, playgrounds, walkways, or parks.
technical specifications
Construction
Dimensions: W: 22 cm ; D: 22 cm ; H: 64 cm. Weight: 10 kg
Materials: fiberglass, ABS, hot-dip zinc coated steel (EN10346), galvanized low carbon steel (ISO 2081)
Li-ion Battery Pack
Low-temperature resistance
Advanced BMS
Sensors
PHT sensor – pressure, temperature, humidity
Energy sensors
Real-Time GPS Location
Online alarm if Aerys location changes
Location visible over Solos Smart City platform
Internal Server Communication System
Included 5-year connectivity with Solos Smart City platform
Online product maintenance and updates
Particulate Matter Sensor
Monitoring PM1, PM2.5 and PM10
Laser-scattering technology
Additional Options
Metal Pole
Metal pole for standalone installation of the Aerys station
Height: 3 m (ships in two 1.5 m pieces)
Wall Mount
Wall mount for installing Aerys station on the concrete wall or existing metal pole (e.g. streetlight pole)
QR Code and NFC Tag
By scanning the code or tapping the phone to NFC tag, citizens can read real-time data from Aerys station
PV Module
20W power output
Designed for off-grid power system
Grid Power Module
Using grid power or streetlight power to recharge the built-in li-ion battery pack
Noise Sensor
Sensor range from 25 dB to 130 dB
