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Which dust sensor do you use and why?

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  • vladimirV vladimir

    @alexsh1 Plantower PMS7003 this sensor need not be calibrated? Is it accurate enough?
    Unfortunately I have some problems with understanding English.:confused:
    My GP2Y1014AU0F sensor now shows a value of about 150 units. As I understand, this is absolutely not the right value for the apartment.
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    @vladimir можно на русском и в личку ;))

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      @vladimir можно на русском и в личку ;))

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      @alexsh1 :smile: :+1:
      Wrote in the chat.

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        I just now hooked up the PMS5003. Incredibly easy. Regarding the OP, it says the particles in my living rooms are:
        Concentration Units (standard)
        PM 1.0: 5 PM 2.5: 8 PM 10: 8

        Concentration Units (environmental)
        PM 1.0: 5 PM 2.5: 8 PM 10: 8

        Particles > 0.3um / 0.1L air:894
        Particles > 0.5um / 0.1L air:286
        Particles > 1.0um / 0.1L air:61
        Particles > 2.5um / 0.1L air:2
        Particles > 5.0um / 0.1L air:0
        Particles > 10.0 um / 0.1L air:0

        The above is from using the Adafruit library.

        I don't see how the PM numbers can be right though. I mean the particles >5.um is 0, yet the PM10 is 8. How does that make sense?

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          Hmm.. Looks like the Honeywell may not provide the actual particle counts, but just the PM number? If so, that makes for a much coarser measurement. Also, interfacing to the Honeywell is a bit more involved. You have to request measurements. They don't just arrive on their own.

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            Hmm.. Looks like the Honeywell may not provide the actual particle counts, but just the PM number? If so, that makes for a much coarser measurement. Also, interfacing to the Honeywell is a bit more involved. You have to request measurements. They don't just arrive on their own.

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            @neverdie said in Which dust sensor do you use and why?:

            Hmm.. Looks like the Honeywell may not provide the actual particle counts, but just the PM number? If so, that makes for a much coarser measurement. Also, interfacing to the Honeywell is a bit more involved. You have to request measurements. They don't just arrive on their own.

            They should, by default it's supposed to send measurements at regular intervals.

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            • NeverDieN NeverDie

              I just now hooked up the PMS5003. Incredibly easy. Regarding the OP, it says the particles in my living rooms are:
              Concentration Units (standard)
              PM 1.0: 5 PM 2.5: 8 PM 10: 8

              Concentration Units (environmental)
              PM 1.0: 5 PM 2.5: 8 PM 10: 8

              Particles > 0.3um / 0.1L air:894
              Particles > 0.5um / 0.1L air:286
              Particles > 1.0um / 0.1L air:61
              Particles > 2.5um / 0.1L air:2
              Particles > 5.0um / 0.1L air:0
              Particles > 10.0 um / 0.1L air:0

              The above is from using the Adafruit library.

              I don't see how the PM numbers can be right though. I mean the particles >5.um is 0, yet the PM10 is 8. How does that make sense?

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              @neverdie

              Just received an Plantower PMS5003 allso, do you have a "MySensors" sketch that you could share?

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              • korttomaK korttoma

                @neverdie

                Just received an Plantower PMS5003 allso, do you have a "MySensors" sketch that you could share?

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                @korttoma I haven't connected it to mysensors. At present, I'm just using it to explore emissions from my 3d printer and how best to filter them.

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                • korttomaK korttoma

                  @neverdie

                  Just received an Plantower PMS5003 allso, do you have a "MySensors" sketch that you could share?

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                  @korttoma if you have a library that can read the values from the sensor, you can easily add the mysensors code

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                    @korttoma if you have a library that can read the values from the sensor, you can easily add the mysensors code

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                    @gohan said in Which dust sensor do you use and why?:

                    @korttoma if you have a library that can read the values from the sensor, you can easily add the mysensors code

                    yeah I know, I just thought that if @NeverDie already made a MySensors sketch I would not have to invent the wheel again.

                    @NeverDie what lib are you using and how? I2C?

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                    • korttomaK korttoma

                      @gohan said in Which dust sensor do you use and why?:

                      @korttoma if you have a library that can read the values from the sensor, you can easily add the mysensors code

                      yeah I know, I just thought that if @NeverDie already made a MySensors sketch I would not have to invent the wheel again.

                      @NeverDie what lib are you using and how? I2C?

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                      @korttoma Adafruit library. It communicates over UART.

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