Air quality monitoring
Bad air costs you growth and health quietly, for weeks, before anyone notices.
Air monitors watch the atmosphere your crop, your animals and your workers are actually in — in sheds, greenhouses and stores, and outdoors where dust and smoke matter.
The problem
Ammonia in a poultry house, CO₂ starvation in a sealed greenhouse, carbon monoxide from a burner: none of these can be seen, and most cannot be smelled at the levels that already do harm.
How it works
From survey to running system
- 1
Measure where it matters
Inside the house, the shed and the store.
- 2
Drive the ventilation
In greenhouses, CO₂ is a reason for the fans to run.
- 3
Alert on danger
Worker-safety gases alarm first.
What you get
Why farms choose it
Healthier animals and workers
Bad air found before it shows as illness.
Growth you were missing
CO₂ kept near ambient in a working greenhouse.
Questions
Air quality monitoring: FAQ
Is air monitoring available now?
CO₂ sensing is part of our greenhouse automation today. Stand-alone air monitoring for sheds and stores is in rollout.
Start with a walk around your farm.
The first conversation is a site visit: we walk the farm with you and understand what you grow or keep and what is going wrong. No cost, no commitment. Buy outright, lease, or pay as you go by M-Pesa.