Why Indoor Air Matters More Than You Think
Your home may look clean — but invisible pollutants are always present.
CO₂ builds up while you sleep.
Cleaning products release VOCs.
Cooking changes your air in minutes.
Most families have no simple way to know when their air becomes unhealthy and you deserve to know.
Tired all the time?
Your bedroom air could be sabotaging your sleep.
Poor indoor air can affect:
• Sleep
• Focus
• Energy
• Comfort
The problem isn’t what you see.
It’s what you don’t.
Breathe Easier at Home
Your home may look spotless but everyday products can release invisible chemical pollutants.
You can’t see them.
But your lungs still feel them.
Stay Sharp While You Work
Poor air quality impacts focus and energy. CO₂ builds up quietly in closed rooms.
Headaches. Brain fog. Low energy.
It’s not always stress. Sometimes it’s ventilation. Know when your space needs fresh air.
Your Home Should Feel Good
Temperature and humidity quietly shape your space.
Too dry can irritate.
Too damp can encourage mold.
Poor balance can affect sleep and comfort.
You don’t have to guess.
Awareness helps you keep your environment balanced.
Air Changes Fast. You Should Know.
Cooking, cleaning, even candles can shift your air quickly.
You don’t need guesswork. You need awareness. Get notified. Act fast to protect your health.
Awareness Changes Everything
How SmartPureAir Makes It Simple
Know What Matters
Classic Micro tracks the essential factors that shape your indoor air:
• Fine particles (PM)
• Volatile chemicals (VOCs)
• Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
• Nitrogen oxides (NOx)
• Temperature & humidity
Clear insight. No guesswork.
Track Your Air Status Over Time
Your readings are translated into an easy-to-understand air status.
Spot trends and build healthier habits at home.
See the Air Around You
See What’s Normally Invisible
Instant LED feedback for quick awareness.
Deeper insights in the companion app.
Track trends. Make smarter choices.
Simple Setup, Seamless Use
Plug it in, download the app, connect to Wi-Fi, and start monitoring.
What’s in Your Air?
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Particulate Matter (PM)
Avoid allergies and asthma. Tiny particles can travel into your lungs and trigger health problems.
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Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
Limit hidden chemicals. Protect your breathing and skin.
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NOx (Nitrogen Oxides)
Track traffic fumes indoors. Linked to heart and lung risks.
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CO₂
Sharper focus and energy. High CO₂ makes you drowsy.
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Humidity
Prevent mold and flu. Dry air helps viruses survive longer indoors.
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Temperature
Sleep better and stay comfortable. Low temperatures can also aid virus spread.
