Radon: detecting an invisible threat
Founded by a group of scientists at CERN, Airthings has led radon detection technology for over a decade. Yet millions of homes still lack the necessary detection tools, and many regions have yet to adopt testing regulations.
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Ideal for basements or ground floors, where radon is more likely to enter homes from the ground below.
View Radon
Your personal radon detective. For the radon-conscious who want to know when this invisible threat is present.
Knowledge is Power
Take control of your home’s radon levels
Many homes remain untested, leaving families unaware of radon's hidden dangers. As the second leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers, radon is a serious health risk. By understanding and monitoring radon levels in your home, you can learn when to act to keep your family safe.
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Pay attention to the long-term average
Temporary spikes in your radon levels may be nothing to worry about. It's your long-term average that best represents the actual risk radon poses in your home. When levels spike, investigate events that could have triggered it. Did you leave the basement door closed or turn off the ventilation? Finding the root cause helps you fix it.
Track radon over time
Monitor short-term fluctuations or identify long-term trends for a complete picture of your home's exposure to radon. Investigate changes in radon levels over hours, days, weeks and more.
Simple as green, yellow or red
Color-coded AirGlimpses give you an instant read of your radon levels. Green indicates the radon level is low. Yellow shows levels that you should continue to monitor closely, and red alerts you to high levels that mean it may be time to seek advice from a radon mitigation professional.
At-a-glance updates
Prefer a straightforward view without the need for an app? Our radon monitors have built-in screens, letting you see real-time readings at a glance. Corentium Home displays your key radon average levels on an LCD screen. Perfcet for those who want simplicity and portability.
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Radon monitoring at home
Radon is a colorless and odorless radioactive gas that silently infiltrates homes. The EPA cites long-term radon exposure as the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers.
- Where should I place my monitor?
- Radon enters the home through cracks or other gaps in your basement wall. For accurate readings, place your radon monitor in the lowest lived-in level of your home.
- How much radon is too much?
- Act if levels consistently exceed 4 pCi/L. For levels between 2-4 pCi/L, consider measures to reduce radon.
- How soon will I get results?
- Regular monitoring over a month is key. Radon levels fluctuate, so a longer period provides a reliable average exposure level.
- How can I reduce my radon levels?
- Improve ventilation and seal entry points. For significant issues, professional mitigation can cut radon levels by up to 95%. Monitoring effectiveness with regular checks is the key.
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