The Kunak AIR Pro is a high-performance, sensor-based air quality monitoring station engineered for precise, real-time, multi-pollutant environmental assessment. Awarded as the Most Accurate Multi-Pollutant Sensor in the AIRLAB Microsensors Challenge, it delivers near-reference data quality for cities, heavy industries, researchers, and smart city infrastructure.

Vaisala Humidity and Temperature duct mounted HMD60 series transmitters HMD62, TMD62, and HMD65 are designed for light industrial applications and demanding HVAC applications such as museums, cleanrooms, and laboratories.

Vaisala Humidity and Temperature Probe HMP60 is a simple, durable and cost-effective humidity probe. It is suitable for volume applications, integration into other manufacturers’ equipment, incubators, glove boxes, greenhouses, fermentation chambers, and data loggers.

Vaisala Origo10 Series Transmitters comprise a versatile selection of HVAC transmitters with exceptionally high reliability and excellent long-term stability of measurement. These modular, multipurpose devices are the ideal choice for buildings and critical spaces where precise and reliable control of HVAC systems are priorities.

Vaisala XMP10 Series comprises miniature, probe-style humidity and temperature transmitters which deliver excellent measurement performance in a compact form. XMP10 can function as the sensing element in transmitters or operate independently as a versatile stand-alone device, sending values through analog or Modbus RTU outputs. XMP10 supports easy daisy-chaining via Modbus RTU, which enables the creation of multipoint measurement systems. XMP10's compact design makes it an ideal component for a wide range of OEM applications.

Vaisala Humidity and Temperature Probe HMP110 is a trouble-free and cost-effective humidity transmitter with high accuracy and good stability. It is suitable for volume applications or integration into other manufacturers’ equipment. HMP110 is also suitable for glove boxes, greenhouses, fermentation and stability chambers, data loggers, and incubators.