The PAS (Portabler Air Station)is in Sapiens' high-performance Portable Air Station (PAS) series. Designed for deployment simplicity and unwavering stability, it delivers exceptional data quality for exposure assessment and indoor air monitoring across any microenvironment. It accurately measures key pollutants including PM2.5, PM10, NO₂, O₃, CO, SO₂, and NO, with optional monitoring of TVOC and CO₂.
At its heart lies patented PDF sensing technology. This innovation continuously tracks a virtual baseline using dual filters, physically eliminating distortions caused by temperature and humidit
Modular design with configurable parameters
Designed for deployment simplicity and unwavering stability, it delivers exceptional data quality for exposure assessment and indoor air monitoring across any microenvironment.
Real-Time Data Transmission and Visualization
Patented high-precision ultra-miniature sensors and digital transmission systems.
Remote calibration capabilities and flexible data transmission options
The Sapiens SEIN platform offers a calibration function, which is a powerful and unique tool for quality control and assurance. This function integrates Sapiens Sensor's unique hardware capabilities
Calibration and Validation
1) Factory calibration, Every Sapiens Sensor device is factory pre-calibrated before shipping. 2) Lab calibration, Devices can be sent to the Sapiens Sensor Care Service Centre for NIST-traceable factory calibration. 3) Field calibration, A Humidified Multi-Point (HMP) portable calibrator, along with calibration gas cylinders, can be used for field calibration. 4) Collocation calibration, Devices can be collocated at or near an Air Quality Monitoring Station (AQMS) to facilitate remote collocation calibration.
Efficient Project Management & Device Management
SEIN is Sapiens’ exclusive online platform for managing accounts, projects, and devices, as well as accessing real-time data collected by the sensor network. The platform provides a comprehensive set of features tailored to meet the needs of project managers, sensor users, quality control managers, and data analysts.