Transmission Risk Air Monitor

Honeywell Transmission Risk Air Monitor is a cost-effective monitor for use in schools, restaurants, and other small-to-medium-sized buildings that alerts users when conditions are present that may increase the risk of exposure to airborne viral transmission.

Classrooms, restaurants, and buildings with outdated HVAC and ventilation systems can foster environments where the risk of airborne virus transmission could increase.* Honeywell proprietary technology that monitors CO2 levels, coupled with user-controlled settings to account for human activity levels in an indoor area, provides users with a portable, cost-effective, and user-friendly solution that alerts when conditions are present that may increase the risk of exposure to airborne viral transmission.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the transmission risk air monitor?

•This is a cost-effective monitor for small- to medium-sized buildings, such as schools and restaurants, that alerts users when conditions are present that may increase the risk of potential exposure to airborne viral transmission.

What is the difference between green, yellow, and red? What should users do when the monitor moves from one color to another?
•A green display means that conditions are present which indicate a low likelihood of risk of potential exposure to airborne viral transmission, out of the three possible color alerts.
•A yellow display means that conditions are present which indicate a medium likelihood of risk of potential exposure to airborne viral transmission, out of the three possible color alerts.
If the display moves from green to yellow, occupants should take action, including but not limited to opening windows and turning on the HVAC fan. The user should determine the appropriate actions for their environment.
•A red display indicates that conditions are present which indicate a high likelihood of risk of potential
If the display moves from yellow to red, occupants should take action, including but not limited to ventilating the room immediately, reducing activities, and moving out of the room until the light changes back to green. The user should determine the appropriate actions for their environment.

Can the device detect specific airborne viruses like COVID-19?

•No. This device is intended to help monitor certain indoor air conditions and does not detect, warn against, prevent, reduce, or mitigate any virus.
•According to the CDC, monitoring the level of CO₂ in a room can be an indicator of how many other aerosols, including but not limited to potentially virus-containing droplets, may be in the air.
•While this device can’t detect or warn against the presence of viruses, mitigate or reduce any existing virus, or prevent virus transmission, it does alert users of the existence of certain conditions that may indicate an increased risk of potential exposure to airborne viral transmission. This provides users with information they can use as part of their analysis of their need to improve indoor ventilation.

When and how do I calibrate the device?
•The device’s CO₂ sensor is calibrated at the factory and supports Auto Baseline Calibration, so users don’t need to calibrate. Please contact Honeywell technical support if you encounter any problems.

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Sensor Range

• CO2.