Measure yourself

You measure fine dust with the help of sensors. Reliability depends on the type of sensor, how you use it, and environmental conditions such as relative humidity. Curious? Here you will discover how to perform such a measurement yourself!

You can measure nitrogen dioxide yourself using a measuring tube. This is a reliable and affordable way of knowing how much nitrogen dioxide there is in the air. Curious? Here you will discover how you can perform such a measurement yourself!

Soot is measured using a soot monitor. Curious? Here you will discover how to perform such a measurement yourself!

Ammonia is an inorganic compound of nitrogen and hydrogen with the formula NH3. You can measure ammonia yourself with passive samplers. This is simple and user-friendly. Passive samplers are small and light and can be sent by post. They also do not require electricity. Below you will find information to get started.

Volatile organic compounds (VOC) is a collective name for gaseous substances that largely consist of hydrogen and carbon atoms. How can you measure this? You can read that here!