Description

The Honeywell Transmission Risk Air Monitor (HTRAM) is a lightweight portable device that measures carbon dioxide (CO2) levels and uses a proprietary risk alerting system to determine if conditions are present that may increase the risk of exposure to an airborne viral transmission. The HTRAM is designed for use in small-to-medium-sized spaces, such as classrooms, restaurants, and offices.

The HTRAM works by measuring CO2 levels in the air. CO2 is a byproduct of human respiration, so higher CO2 levels indicate that there are more people in the room and that the air is not being refreshed as often. This can create more favourable conditions for the transmission of airborne viruses.

Its risk alerting system considers both CO2 levels and the activity level in the room. For example, a classroom with 20 students who are all sitting quietly will have a lower risk of viral transmission than a restaurant with 50 diners who are all talking and moving around.

The HTRAM alerts users to the potential risk of viral transmission by displaying a colour-coded risk level on the device’s screen.

The risk levels are:

• Low: The air quality is good and there is a low risk of viral transmission.
• Medium: The air quality is acceptable, but there is a moderate risk of viral transmission.
• High: The air quality is poor and there is a high risk of viral transmission.

The Honeywell Transmission Risk Air Monitor can also connect to a mobile app that allows users to view CO2 levels, risk levels, and other data in real-time. The app also allows users to set up alerts so that they are notified when the risk level in a room reaches a certain threshold.

The Honeywell HTRAM Monitor is a valuable tool for helping to prevent the spread of airborne viruses in indoor spaces. By monitoring CO2 levels and alerting users to potential risks, the HTRAM can help to ensure that people are breathing clean air and that the risk of viral transmission is minimized.

Additional benefits:

• Helps to improve indoor air quality by identifying rooms that need more ventilation.
• Reduces the risk of exposure to airborne viruses.
• Can help keep people safe and healthy in indoor spaces.
• Encourages a healthy workspace, helping productivity.

Please note:

• The HTRAM can only measure CO2 levels, so it cannot detect the presence of viruses.
• Should be used in conjunction with other safety measures.

• Place the monitor in a central location in the room.
• Keep the monitor away from vents and other sources of airflow.
• Calibrate the monitor regularly.
• Monitor the CO2 levels and risk levels regularly.
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use.

Overall, the Honeywell Transmission Risk Air Monitor is a valuable tool that can help to improve indoor air quality and reduce the risk of exposure to airborne viruses.

For further information on the Honeywell Transmission Risk Air Monitor, help and advice regarding air quality safety, call our experts today at 02920 759 683. Alternatively, you can use our contact page, or select the enquire about this product tab above.