Using a Temtop Air Quality Sensor for Smoke Sensing

This is a short video about how to use a Temtop brand air quality sensor for monitoring smoke from wildfires.
Learn more about particle pollution (smoke) from the EPA: www.epa.gov/pm...
The EPA classification of air quality for PM2.5 is below. The Temtop monitor measures in "micrograms per cubic meter".
0-12 micrograms/cubic meter is "good"
12-35 micrograms/cubic meter is "moderate"
35-55 micrograms/cubic meter is "unhealthy for sensitive groups"
55-150 micrograms/cubic meter is "unhealthy"
150+ micrograms/cubic meter is "very unhealthy"
250+ micrograms/cubic meter is "hazardous"
More videos on the unit, from the manufacturer: • Temtop M2000 Air Quali...