G2 Airin

Real-time monitoring

The Pegasor G2 sensor provides long-term and real-time monitoring of particle number concentration and median size. The patented, proprietary technology combines diffusion charging with the so-called “escaping current” technology.

Low need of maintenance

Containing no fragile parts and requiring zero attention from the user, the G2 sensor meets the harshest industrial requirements.

The G2 is designed for years of use with minimal maintenance, providing you with extensive self-diagnostics. It adapts easily to a wide variety of applications and OEM environments.

WHO & EU recommendation

Both the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Commission currently recommend that UFP number concentration monitoring should be widely used in addition to PM10 and PM2.5 measurements.

Monitoring ultrafine particles

 

People spend most of their time indoors, either at home, work or public facilities. Monitoring of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is of great importance. Depending on the ventilation and filtration systems available, IAQ is affected by ambient air quality. UFP are also born and generated indoors. Main UFP sources in domestic indoor environment are combustion, heating, and house cleaning. UFP are also commonly generated in industrial processes and thus may affect greatly the air quality in work places.

The Pegasor G2 sensor provides long-term and real-time monitoring of particle number concentration and median size. The patented, proprietary technology combines diffusion charging with the so-called “escaping current” technology.

 

Benefits

Continuous & real-time monitoring

  • Just power up and start collecting data
  • Multiple data options available

Carefree operation

  • Minimal maintenance
  • No filters to change, no liquids to play with

Proven scientific performance

  • High dynamic measurement range
  • Detects the most harmful ultrafine particles
  • Repeatable, linear, efficient

Particle number concentration and median size

  • PN dominates the urban air particle pollution
  • Meets the WHO recommendation (global air quality guidelines 2021)