The phrase "air quality meter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device that measures the quality of air in a specific environment.
Example: "The air quality meter indicated that the pollution levels were higher than normal, prompting us to take action."
Alternatives: "air quality monitor" or "air quality sensor".
Each sensor includes an accelerometer, a thermometer, a barometer, an air quality meter, and a humidity sensor.
The air quality meter, combined with the body fat and heart rate measurement are the big selling points here, since they provide the reasons to spend $50 more vs. the standard WS-30 Withings wireless scale.
In order to measure the CO2 levels indoors/outdoors of each museum for the determination of the air exchange rate, the IAQ instrument (Indoor Air Quality Meter, Model 8762, TSI) was used which measures the CO2 level in parts per million (ppm).
Look for models that contain an air quality meter.
Rather than fixing the problem, Boris Johnson sent a fleet of adapted gritting lorries to spray adhesive to roads near air quality meters, trapping just enough of the pollutants to make the atmosphere seem breathable enough for EU-mandated standards.
The display of AQI is through an air quality-meter with animation and colors for various index categories.
The method we tested is direct measurement of CO2 concentrations with a portable air-quality meter, which allows a large number of samples.
It can be retrofitted to any bike's rear wheel, and it includes sensors that track air quality, a meter that logs miles and a GPS unit to track routes.
From next month two Google StreetView cars will be driving around London's streets fitted with sensors that take air quality readings every 30 meters to map and monitor air quality in the UK capital.
The animals are bred for laboratory use and must be kept germ-free; in their stark white rooms, numerous dials and meters monitor air quality, temperature and humidity.
By the way, that compares to the World Heath Organization's acceptable safety standard of air quality of 25 micrograms per cubic meter.
