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    • What is the Sensorbee Pro 2?

      “The Sensorbee Pro 2 is a professional-grade, ultra-low-power air quality monitoring station designed for outdoor urban and industrial environments. It provides indicative measurements for particulate matter and various gases, combining rugged hardware with cloud-based data intelligence to give cities, industries, and researchers continuous, actionable environmental insights.”

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    • What parameters can the device measure?

      “The Pro 2 features a modular sensor design. Particulate Matter: PM1, PM2.5, and PM10 sensors included as standard. Gases: Up to six slots — one fixed CO2 slot and five electrochemical slots for NO, NO2, SO2, H2S, and NH3 (Ammonia). Weather Conditions: Ambient temperature, relative humidity, and atmospheric pressure.”

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    • Is the device suitable for harsh outdoor use?

      “Yes. The Pro 2 is engineered specifically for the outdoors. It features a sealed internal compartment that shields all electronics from corrosion, condensation, and moisture ingress. The enclosure meets IP65 standards, meaning it is fully dust-tight and protected against water jets from any direction — making it reliable in rain, coastal air, and industrial atmospheres alike.”

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    About Sensorbee

    Sensorbee: “Environmental monitoring built around your deployment. MCERTS-certified, solar-powered, supported by a team that knows construction sites, smart cities, and industrial perimeters in detail.”

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