QP Pro 2 Air Quality Monitor

To set up your QP air monitor, please follow these quick instructions: 1. Download the Qingping+ (basic) or Qingping IoT (advanced) app onto your phone and connect your monitor so you can access additional monitor settings 2. Go to the settings screen and check the firmware to see if any recent updates are needed on your monitor Our monitors are set to auto calibrate CO2. We recommend going through the settings to check all the defaults are right for you. Auto calibrate: As long as the device is exposed to around 400-500ppm CO2 for a few hours every month, you shouldn’t need to calibrate it. This can be done by taking the device outside or placing it next to an open window. If the device isn't getting enough exposure to outdoor levels, the sensors may drift over time. If this happens, you can reset the CO2 sensors in the Settings accessed via the app.

The manufacturer has confirmed that it may be difficult for the air monitors to be set to airplane mode or block the surrounding signal. The good news is such device is essentially a signal receiver, which means as long as it is not actually connected to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, it will only emit negligible EMF in comparison to a router or smartphone. A device picking up your monitor doesn’t mean they are connected and you can ask smart devices, such as TV or smartphones, to ignore your air monitor to avoid any unwanted connections. It isn’t easy to shut down the connection, or cut off the signal, on monitors as they are mainly operated via Apps, as are most monitors on the market.

No, the real time air monitoring function works well without an internet connection. However, the device can only store historical data when connected to the internet.

The QP Air Monitors don't support Wi-Fi that requires authentication to be completed on a web page or information to be entered in a special login client. Please check the network signal before purchasing as the monitor currently only supports 2.4GHz or 2.4GHz/5GHz networks. It will not work on a 5GHz network. Some networks, eg universities or schools, may need to whitelist the following IP addresses: 39.106.170.175 161.117.178.131 74.211.104.158 And the devices use the following ports so it may help to open these too: 11883 443 80 1886

No. The air monitoring function works well without an internet connection. However, when not connected to the Internet the time, weather conditions and remote viewing functions are unavailable.