Sensor ONE
An e-paper air-quality monitor for a desk, shelf, or wall. The ONE and ONE PRO comparison explains the differences in display, power, and sensing.
Explore Sensor ONEBack homeSee the air Read the room Connect the home Guide airflow Understand system calls Set up and look back
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Know your way around.
Start with what each product does, then get familiar with the terms you will see as you plan your home.
The system, piece by piece
Environmental Sensor
A small sensor for temperature, relative humidity, and air pressure. Use it to add room context without another display.
Explore Environmental SensorAir Hub
A Thread border router designed to connect compatible devices to your home network. Device controls and permissions belong to the connected apps and controllers.
Explore Air HubSmart Vent H1
An adjustable vent designed around room and supply-air context. The preview includes proposed opening sizes and placement examples.
Explore Smart Vent H1HVAC Monitor
A monitor designed to report compatible heating, cooling, and fan calls. Supported systems and installation details are part of the final compatibility guide.
Explore HVAC MonitorHome App & AI Cloud
The Home App is designed for device setup and room controls. AI Cloud adds an account-based service for history, trends, and room comparison.
Explore Home App & AI CloudBefore you plan a setup
- Start with a room. Write down the question you want to answer: how the air changes through the day, how rooms differ, or how airflow reaches a space.
- List what is already there. Note your home network, any Thread border router, and the apps you use to control connected devices.
- Check the product requirements. Read the power, placement, and compatibility details for the exact model. For a vent, record the duct-opening size and mounting location.
- Name rooms consistently. Use names such as Bedroom, Office, and Living room so readings and controls are easy to recognize across apps.
A short connected-home glossary
- Thread
- A low-power, IPv6-based network for connected devices. It carries data; it does not define every feature an app can control. Thread Group overview.
- Border router
- A connection between a Thread network and the rest of your home network. It forwards traffic so devices and controllers can reach each other. How Thread and border routers work.
- Matter controller
- The software that commissions and controls compatible Matter devices. Home Assistant is one example; supported controls depend on the device and integration. Home Assistant Matter guide.
- Multi-admin
- Sharing a compatible Matter device with another controller, so more than one ecosystem can operate it. Use the sharing flow in the app that already manages the device. Sharing across platforms.
- Nominal opening size
- The size used to describe the opening a vent fits. It is separate from the outer face-plate dimensions. See the size explanation in the Vent Face Plate configurator.