Description

This monitor displays both particle count and particulate mass (PM) to give a fuller picture of your air than standard PM-only monitors. PM shows the total weight of particles, but weight alone can miss huge numbers of sub-micron particles small enough to enter the lungs and bloodstream. Particle count shows how many particles are present, even when PM looks low.

If PM2.5 appears low but particle count is high, the air may still contain millions of tiny particles that don't register as mass. For everyday use, PM helps with compliance and general air quality, while particle count is better for spotting trends, indoor sources, and changes in real time.

The particle counter is designed for trend detection, not regulatory accuracy. Like all consumer particle counters, it has a margin of error and is sensitive to humidity and airflow. Its job is simple: reveal relative change. When you cook, ventilate, open a window, or run an air purifier, you'll see the shifts immediately.

It's ideal for identifying spikes in sub-micron particles when PM values remain low.

Understanding the data

  • 0.3 µm – Sub-micron count; very fine aerosols (note: ultrafine particles are <0.1 µm)
  • 0.5 µm – Sub-micron count; combustion particles and secondary aerosols
  • 1 µm – Fine particle count; general respirable particles (typically the most stable channel)
  • 2.5 µm – Aligns with PM2.5; smoke, combustion residue, urban pollution
  • 5 µm – Coarse count; dust, fibres, larger debris
  • 10 µm – Aligns with PM10; coarse dust, pollen, mechanical disturbance

Counts = how many particles are in each size range
PM values = estimated mass of all particles up to that size

Reading the screen (examples based on the display image)

  • PM10 is higher than the 10 µm count because PM10 includes all smaller particles too.
  • PM2.5 can match the 2.5 µm count because larger particles dominate the mass, even if smaller ones are far more numerous but carry little weight.
  • PM1 can be low because sub-micron particles contribute very little mass despite being abundant.

Key Features

  • Particle count + PM mass – Dual measurement for complete air insight
  • 6 size channels – 0.3µm, 0.5µm, 1µm, 2.5µm, 5µm, 10µm
  • Trend detection focused – See real-time changes from cooking, ventilation, purifiers
  • Portable & lightweight – Take it anywhere
  • Battery powered – Perfect for spot checks and indoor air investigations

Tax & Customs

This product excludes UK sales tax but you will be required to pay EU tax (and possibly customs) on arrival. The customs is 0% for this product in the UK - while we assume it is the same for EU countries, you should check this before ordering. The customs export code is 8421392590.


Delivery Information
For UK Delivery: 3-5 business days for delivery in the UK. Delivery to EU Countries: For most EU countries, delivery charges are £15 for up to 2kg weight using postal services (Royal Mail). The final cost will be calculated at checkout and delivery can take 1 to 4 weeks. Please note that delivery charges are non-refundable if the goods have arrived in your country.
Warranty
We offer a 1 year UK warranty on manufacturer faults but you will bear the cost of returns in all situations including changing your mind.

FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

What sets the Aura Series apart from other air purifiers?

Most air purifiers are designed for a lab. The Aura Series is designed for your home. We replace industrial plastic with natural wood and textiles, so our purifiers feel like furniture - not medical equipment. But they don't compromise on performance.

Do I need to change the filter? How often?

Yes, filter replacement ensures optimal performance. Depending on usage, we recommend changing your HEPA filter every 6 to 12 months.

Are Airbon products quiet?

Yes. A continuous speed dial lets you set whichever level feels right for your space. Most people don't run purifiers at full speed, the noise is too much, so they turn them down, or off. The Aura Series is designed around that reality. A purifier running quietly in the background, every day, does far more for your air than one that's too loud to live with.more than one sitting switched off.

Do the Aura Series purifiers remove viruses and bacteria?

Yes. Our E11 EPA filters capture 95% of airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns - including bacteria, viruses, pollen, dust, and pet dander.

What's the difference between PM2.5 and particle count?

PM2.5 measures the mass of particles in the air. Particle count tells you how many particles are present including sub‑micron ones that mass readings can miss. For complete air quality insight, we recommend tracking both.

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