Is the Kunak AIR Cloud platform mandatory?

Yes. Kunak AIR Cloud is essential for temperature and humidity compensation, remote maintenance, auto-diagnostics, baseline correction, data validation, and ensuring data traceability.

Can the devices be used indoors?

Yes. The devices can be used in industrial, agricultural, or logistics environments, providing accurate pollutant control even indoors.

What is the difference between the AIR Pro and AIR Lite particle sensors?

Kunak AIR Pro: 24-channel, MCERTS-certified sensor that measures fine and coarse particles (PM1, PM2.5, PM10) with indicative measurement quality. Kunak AIR Lite: 5-channel, non-MCERTS sensor specialised in detecting fine particles.

How are the data integrated with third-party platforms?

Data can be automatically integrated via REST API, Modbus, or FTP, facilitating connection with external environmental or industrial management systems.

What is the difference between calibration and correction?

Calibration adjusts the sensor’s response against a traceable reference (reference station or certified gas) to determine uncertainty. Correction modifies the sensor’s response without an external reference to reduce error or drift but doesn’t quantify uncertainty. In...