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Max API - Working example with O₃ and NO₂ data

AirGradient Open Air Max API: looking for a working example with O₃ and NO₂ data

Could you please share documentation, examples, or forum posts showing API access to a real AirGradient Open Air Max station, ideally including O₃ and NO₂? You are welcome to share these here or by email.

I searched online and used AI to find relevant information. I managed to retrieve PM and other measurements from public devices, but could not find a clear, working example with O₃ and NO₂ readings.

We do have an air quality data system platform. But we do not currently own AirGradient devices, but may obtain them or integrate existing stations into our system. Our third-party developers are nearing completion of the system, and major changes may be difficult later. We would therefore like to test at least one Max integration now and identify any requirements before development ends.

Programming and advanced API work are outside my main area of work. I can manage some tasks, but they take time alongside my other duties. Our developers may also have limited time for further investigation, so I am trying to gather clear examples and guidance to help them implement the integration.

Could you please help with:

  1. A real or demonstration Max station for testing, with a station link and API access to all available parameters, particularly O₃ and NO₂.
  2. The API endpoint, Location ID and sample JSON response, with relevant documentation and authentication or access requirements.
  3. Guidance on update intervals and hourly data, if available and if necessary (Optional), including the Max’s sampling and batch transmission behaviour.

If O₃ and NO₂ readings are unavailable through the public API, are they accessible through authenticated access or another supported method? or !?

If email would be more suitable, particularly for arranging private test access, please suggest a contact person or email address.

Thank you for your assistance. Details of a working example would be especially helpful given our limited timeline.

Best regards,
Akila DJ