I’ve deployed my sensor today and while there’s data visible for all the components such as PM, Temperature, Humidity, etc. The NOx values have been captured as a stagnant 1 throughout. What could be the reason behind it?
That is the expected result. The value is an index that monitors how it changes. 1 is the lowest value. If it started going up, the. You have an increase in NOx exposure.
Similar with VOC, although that one the baseline is 100, increasing is more VOC and less is reduction
Thanks @MallocArray!
Hi @Anshika_Kansal - for more insight into the NOx index, you can read through this documentation by Sensirion: https://sensirion.com/media/documents/9F289B95/6294DFFC/Info_Note_NOx_Index.pdf
Same for the VOC Index: https://sensirion.com/media/documents/02232963/6294E043/Info_Note_VOC_Index.pdf
Thanks for the support guys. Is there a way to estimate what that baseline could be?
So that the increase in the exposure could also be eventually estimated.
I don’t think so with any accuracy, but there is a Raw value you can enable the column in the Dashboard page but it isn’t a linear correlation
Okay sure, could you guide me to this option on the dashboard?
Consequently, if the values of NOx are seen to be peeking upto 3 at some points in time, there is some specific you could help in interpreting? As in, some reference values or situations or reports that could assist me in understanding the harms of NOx level upto 3.