What FAVEO sees
Six readings in the room and the weather outside. Each has its own screen, its own norm and its own reason why it matters. Tap any of them.
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Carbon dioxide
Carbon dioxide itself is not a poison. It is the most honest sign that a closed room has not had fresh air for a long time.
under 800 — fresh · 800–1400 — getting stuffy · above 1400 — open a window
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Temperature
One room, two right answers: 21–22 degrees by day, 18–20 at night. The device shows the air temperature, not that of its own circuit board.
20–25 °C — comfortable · 18–20 and 25–28 — attention · below 18 or above 28 — out of range
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Humidity
In winter the heating dries a room to a desert-like 15–20 %; in summer damp above 60 % feeds mould. Between them is a narrow band where everyone is fine.
40–60 % — comfortable · 30–40 and 60–65 — attention · below 30 or above 65 — out of range
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Pressure
The only reading without any health norm. So the device shows the number and the three-hour trend, but never colours it yellow or red.
a drop of 3–4 hPa in 3 hours — noted in words · any value — no colour
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Light
By day a room usually has 300–500 lux against a hundred thousand outside. In the evening 200 is enough to shift sleep. The device sees both.
150 lux and up by day — enough · 50–150 — attention · below 50 by day — dark
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Noise
The microphone measures level in decibels only. Nothing is recorded: there is nowhere on the device to store it.
day under 40 dB — quiet · night under 30 dB — quiet · day 40–55, night 30–45 — attention
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Weather outside
Sixteen tiles on the Outside screen: temperature and feels-like, wind and gusts, humidity, pressure, UV, rain, air quality index and dust. All of it feeds the advice to open a window.
air index up to 50 — airing is fine · 51–100 — moderate · 101 and above — keep the window shut