The Aeroqual AQM 65 air quality monitoring station is a near reference¹ ambient air analyzer which can be set up for measuring and logging up to 20 different environmental parameters simultaneously. AQM enclosures are large enough to accommodate BTEX (Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene and Xylene) monitoring components, and are sold or rented pre-configured as the AQM 65 BTEX Monitoring Station. Units can be calibrated in the field against certified standards for maximum traceability. Learn more about our full line of Aeroqual ambient air monitors.

Networking multiple monitors together creates a lower-cost, high-density ambient pollution monitoring system for a city or industrial fenceline/perimeter. With near reference sensor performance, the AQM-65 ensures data is reliable, statistically robust and traceable to recognized international standards (e.g. US EPA 40 CFR Part 53 and EU 2008/50/EC).

Aeroqual’s AQM 65 can be transported by car, carried by two people, and installed and operational in under 30 minutes. A comparably smaller monitor size means lower power consumption and greater siting possibilities. A modular design increases flexibility and makes maintenance and servicing easy. Rent your AQM 65 configured only with the sensors your project requires. Modules can be individually removed from enclosures and serviced individually and swapped for replacements.

Two Aeroqual calibration options are available for the AQM 65: the AirCal 1000 is a stand-alone calibrator and the AirCal 8000 is a fully-integrated calibration system. Both options limit downtime and allow users to calibrate on site.

AQM 65 Purchase Includes

AQM 65 Base System with insulated aluminum enclosure, power supply, embedded PC with Aeroqual Connect, WIFI/Ethernet, T/RH module (-40 to 120° C; 0-100% RH), gas sampling system, thermal management system, mounting brackets, documentation and unlimited online training, and manufacturer’s 12 month warranty.

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¹ Near reference is a classification for air measurement systems where good quality data generated at lower costs is more important than U.S. EPA Federal Reference Method certificated data. Learn more about near reference air measurement equipment.