Thanks for implementing the GO IAQS Led option in firmwre 3.7.0. Nicely done! I enabled that option for my indoor ONE unit via the web site. FYI, the IOS app does not have the display settings option to configure for IAQS.
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Hi @ChrisL, glad to hear that you enjoy the GO IAQS mode on the AirGradient ONE!
And thank you so much for reporting the iOS app issue. I have created a ticket for our developer about this. It should be fixed in a future release. Thanks!
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Yes the new GO IAQS LED mode is fantastic!
Could you add this mode to the Airgradient Go?
And could you also add CO2 levels LED mode to the Go?
It would be great if we can choose LED mode between CO2, PM2.5 and GO IAQS on the Airgradient Go like we can with the Airgradient ONE.
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Hi @Bart_Netherlands, you’re right! The current Go LED only reflects the PM2.5 level. Let me bring this up in today’s meeting.
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Hi @Tai_AirGradient , great, thanks for bringing it up.
When I use the Go for travel and I am in a hotel room for example, I would like to set the LED to CO2. Because CO2 is the only thing I can influence (by increasing ventilation/opening windows). Since I don’t travel with an air purifier CO2 LED is more usable to me than PM2.5 in this situation.
I would also like to see the following for the Airgradient Go:
- a custom LED brightness setting in percentage
- a daytime/nighttime setting for the LED brightness
Let me explain:
I currently have an Airgradient One in my bedroom. I have set nighttime setting to screen off and LED brightness 1%. This way the LED brightness doens’t bother me in a dark bedroom. And I can still see the LEDs. This way I can see if the CO2 level is acceptable if I wake up in the night. I don’t have mechanical ventilation so I always have my windows a bit open. Sometimes when there’s very little wind I have to open my windows wider to get enough ventilation. I would like to use my Airgradient Go for travelling and it would be great to use it like this during nighttime.
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Hi @Bart_Netherlands, thank you so much for your detailed explanation. That’s really helpful for us to understand your use case.
Since the AirGradient Go doesn’t have a long strip of LEDs. So it might not be able to indicate the CO2 level as granularly as the AirGradient ONE’s LED bar.
Here’s the AirGradient ONE’s LED bar set on CO2 level mode:
Do you think it makes sense if the Go shows the LED color in the CO2 mode like this:
- 0-800ppm = Green
- 800-1000ppm = Yellow
- 1000-1500ppm = Orange
- 1500-2000ppm = Red
- 2000-3000ppm = Purple
- Greater than 3000ppm = Red+Purple
Or do you have different suggestions for this? Please feel free to let us know. Thanks!