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AtmoScan™ · Level 8 air sensing

A full air quality monitoring station, in your house.

AtmoScan™ is India’s first Level 8 air sensor. It tracks 8 parameters, with a precision laser counting particles every second, then tells Airvana exactly what to do.

Close-up of the top of Boon Airvana™: the touch panel and the round display reading AQI 102

What it senses

Eight readings, every second.

PM1

The finest particles, the ones that travel deepest into your lungs.

PM2.5

The number everyone quotes, measured by laser instead of a basic dust sensor.

PM10

Dust, pollen and larger particles.

VOCs

Cooking fumes and chemical vapours that particle sensors can't detect.

CO₂

How stale a closed room is getting.

NO₂

Vehicle exhaust drifting in from outside.

Temperature

A comfort reading.

Humidity

Too low means dry skin, eyes and throat.

AtmoScan™ also estimates how many particles of each size are in your air.

What that means at home

Real life, measured.

Allergens

Spotted the moment they rise, so you can act before the sneezing starts.

Pollen

Pollen-sized particles, tracked through the season, not guessed from a forecast.

Dust particles

From the fine dust you can't see to the coarse dust you can.

Cooking fumes

Dinner's fumes show up as a VOC spike. Airvana clears them before they linger.

Car exhaust

NO₂ from the road outside, caught as it drifts in.

Stale air

Room closed, no fresh air? A CO₂ alert tells you it's time to open a window.

Level 8 sensing

Most purifiers stop at Level 1. Airvana is Level 8.

Every level adds something new. Level 8 sees all of it.

The eight levels of purifier sensing

The eight levels of purifier sensing: which readings each level takes. Level 8: The top of an 8-level sensing ladder. Level 1 is a basic dust sensor with a light. Each level adds more, until Level 8 reads PM1, PM2.5, PM10, temperature, humidity, VOCs, CO₂ and NO₂.
LevelPM2.5PM10°CRHPM1VOCCO₂NO₂
L8Laser
L7Laser
L6Laser
L5Laser
L4Laser
L3Laser
L2IR
L1LED

Level 8: The top of an 8-level sensing ladder. Level 1 is a basic dust sensor with a light. Each level adds more, until Level 8 reads PM1, PM2.5, PM10, temperature, humidity, VOCs, CO₂ and NO₂.

  • LEDDust sensor with an indicator light — no readings
  • IRInfrared dust sensor
  • LaserLaser particle counter
  • Level 1

    Dust sensor with an LED indicator. No real readings.

  • Level 2

    PM2.5, by infrared.

  • Level 3

    Adds PM10, with a laser.

  • Level 4

    Adds temperature and humidity.

  • Level 5

    Adds PM1.

  • Level 6

    Adds VOCs.

  • Level 7

    Adds CO₂.

  • Level 8

    Adds NO₂. This is Boon Airvana.

Laser, not infrared

Dust sensors guess. Airvana’s laser knows.

Infrared dust sensors struggle to tell particle sizes apart and drift out of calibration. AtmoScan™ uses laser scattering instead, reading PM1, PM2.5 and PM10 individually every second.

Sensing that acts

It sees it. Then it sorts it.

Every reading, from PM1 to gases most purifiers can't even detect, feeds Airvana's Auto mode, which sets the fan speed to match. Filter health, self-diagnostics and smart alerts run alongside, on the display and in the Boon app.

  • Airvana learns when you come home and starts purifying before you arrive.
  • Every reading stored, with graphs, insight cards and a Boon Score in the app.
  • Modes, scheduling, child lock and display faces, from your phone or the buttons on top.
  • Works with Google Home and Alexa, with Apple HomeKit expected soon.

AtmoScan™, answered.

It's the top of an 8-level sensing ladder. Level 1 is a basic dust sensor with a light. Each level adds more, until Level 8 reads PM1, PM2.5, PM10, temperature, humidity, VOCs, CO₂ and NO₂.

Eight things, every second: PM1, PM2.5 and PM10 (fine to coarse particles), VOCs (volatile organic compounds), CO₂ (estimated), NO₂ (nitrogen dioxide), temperature and humidity. From the particle readings it also estimates how many particles of each size are in your air.

Infrared dust sensors struggle to tell particle sizes apart and drift out of calibration. AtmoScan™ uses laser scattering instead, reading PM1, PM2.5 and PM10 individually every second.

Estimated. AtmoScan™ reports eCO₂ — estimated carbon dioxide — which is enough to tell you when a closed room is getting stale and needs fresh air.

Not specifically. Particle sensors measure the size of what is in the air, not what it is made of, so no purifier's sensor can identify pollen. AtmoScan™ catches fine (PM2.5) and coarse (PM10) particles — the size range that includes dust and pollen — and Airvana™'s allergy alert tells you when they rise.

Boon Airvana™, Boon's smart H13 HEPA air purifier. AtmoScan™ is built in, and its readings show on the unit's display and in the Boon app.

Where it lives

AtmoScan™ is built into Boon Airvana™.