Continuous radon and indoor air quality monitoring
Connect your Airthings monitor to an online dashboard
Airthings monitors are among the few consumer devices that track radon continuously, alongside CO2, VOCs, temperature and humidity. Radon moves with weather and season, so a single test misses a lot. SensorConsole pulls your Airthings readings into a long-running chart and keeps them next to your other sensors, viewable remotely.
What you can monitor
- Radon monitors
- CO2 and VOC air quality
- Temperature, humidity and air pressure
How to connect Airthings online
- Create an API client In dashboard.airthings.com, open the integrations section and create an API client with the current values scope.
- Find your device serial number It is printed on the device and shown in the Airthings app.
- Add it to SensorConsole Choose Connect a sensor, pick Airthings, and enter the client ID, secret and serial number.
- Follow the trend Radon readings build into a chart over days and weeks.
Use cases
See how radon changes with season and weather instead of relying on one short test.
Keep an eye on the rooms a thermostat never covers.
Questions about Airthings and SensorConsole
Can I monitor Airthings radon readings remotely?
Yes. Add your device to SensorConsole and open your dashboard from anywhere.
Does my Airthings need Wi-Fi?
Wi-Fi models report on their own. Bluetooth-only models need an Airthings Hub or a nearby phone to reach the cloud.
Should I rely on this for health decisions?
Readings are informational only. For health and safety decisions, follow the manufacturer's guidance and consult a qualified professional.
How the data gets there
monitor with Wi-Fi (or Bluetooth via hub) → Airthings cloud → SensorConsole