Always Know Your Air With TrueAir
Always Know Your Air With TrueAir
Hospital-grade carbon monoxide monitoring that shows you the actual PPM in every room of your home — in real time, from 1 PPM — so you always know what your family is breathing.
WHAT TRUEAIR DOES
- Shows the exact CO level in your home in real time — from 1 PPM — on a digital display
- Uses hospital-grade electrochemical sensors, not the cheap metal oxide kind in standard detectors
- Alarms at 30 PPM in an emergency — hours earlier than standard detectors
- Lasts up to 10 years and alerts you before it expires
- Plugs into any standard outlet — no tools, no wiring, no installation
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You'll Experience
A Live PPM Reading, From 1 PPM, Updated Every Second
TrueAir shows the exact CO level in your home at all times — on a bright digital display, updated every second, from 1 PPM.
So you're never left guessing. Any time of day or night.
The Same Sensor Technology Used In Hospitals And Fire Stations
Most $25 detectors use cheap metal oxide sensors that degrade over time. TrueAir uses hospital-grade electrochemical sensors — accurate from 1 PPM.
Alarms Hours Earlier Than Standard Detectors Ever Would
TrueAir alarms at 30 PPM — the same threshold used in hospitals. Not 70 PPM when your judgment is already compromised.
85dB alarm + visual warning visible from across the room.
TrueAir vs. Standard CO Detectors
| Feature | Standard Detector | TrueAir |
|---|---|---|
| Real-time display | Indicator light only | From 1 PPM |
| Alarm threshold | 70–100 PPM | 30 PPM |
| Detects low-level CO | Stays silent | Yes |
| Sensor type | Cheap metal oxide | Hospital-grade |
| Lifespan | 5–7 years | Up to 10 years |
| Installation | Hardwired or battery | Any outlet |
| Used in hospitals | No | Yes |
Real Lives Protected
Stories from families who finally found the answer
"Seven Months Of Headaches. Solved In One Night"
"Daily headaches for seven months. Doctor had no answer. Plugged TrueAir in and saw 19 PPM in my kitchen. Water heater had a cracked vent. Fixed it in a day. Haven't had a headache in six weeks."
"My Kids Are Focused Again"
"Both kids were struggling to focus at school for months. Put TrueAir in their bedroom and it read 16 PPM every night. Gas furnace had a slow fault. A few days after we fixed it they were like different kids. I got my children back."
"Finally An Answer After A Year Of Doctors"
"Persistent cough for a year. Tried every medication. Kitchen read 17 PPM. Gas stove had a blocked burner. Three days after the repair, the cough was gone. Still hard to believe."
"I Bought This For My Parents. Best Decision."
"My mom is 74 and had been complaining about fatigue and dizziness for two years. Multiple doctors, no clear answer. TrueAir read 20 PPM near her old furnace. She feels like a different person now."
"The Brain Fog I Thought Was Just Me Getting Older"
"Had brain fog for so long I just accepted it as normal. TrueAir showed 22 PPM in my living room. Got the furnace fixed. I feel sharper than I have in years. This wasn't age. It was my air."
"I Ordered More The Same Night"
"Kitchen read 14 PPM. Water heater 9. Kids room 11. I ordered more that same night. My whole family had been living in this for months. The old detector said zero the entire time. Don't wait on this."
"Seven Months Of Headaches. Solved In One Night"
"Daily headaches for seven months. Doctor had no answer. Plugged TrueAir in and saw 19 PPM in my kitchen. Fixed in a day. Haven't had a headache in six weeks."
"My Kids Are Focused Again"
"Both kids struggling to focus for months. TrueAir read 16 PPM in their bedroom. Gas furnace had a slow fault. A few days after we fixed it they were like different kids."
"Finally An Answer After A Year Of Doctors"
"Persistent cough for a year. Kitchen read 17 PPM. Gas stove had a blocked burner. Three days after the repair, the cough was gone."
"I Bought This For My Parents"
"My mom had fatigue for two years. TrueAir read 20 PPM near her old furnace. She feels like a different person now."
"The Brain Fog I Thought Was Just Age"
"Had brain fog for so long I just accepted it as normal. TrueAir showed 22 PPM. Got the furnace fixed. I feel sharper than I have in years. It was my air."
"I Ordered More The Same Night"
"Kitchen 14 PPM. Water heater 9. Kids room 11. I ordered more that same night. The old detector said zero the entire time."
"This Is The Only Detector I Recommend To My Patients."
"In 30 years of emergency medicine, I have seen too many families spend months. Sometimes years. Searching for answers to symptoms that were coming from the air in their own home. Their doctors couldn't find it. Their detectors couldn't see it."
"TrueAir is the first detector built to the standard I actually trust. The same sensor technology we use in the hospital. It shows you exactly what's in your air, in real time."
"If you have gas appliances and you care about the health of the people living in your home. This is the detector to have on the wall."
Every Gas Appliance Is A Potential Source. Cover Them All.
Carbon monoxide doesn't build evenly. It concentrates near the source — your gas stove, your water heater, your furnace. And at night, it settles where your family spends the most time: the bedrooms.
Every gas appliance in your home is a potential source. To actually know what's in your air, we recommend covering every one of them.
Kitchen — Near Your Gas Stove
Your gas stove is the single most common source of low-level CO in the home. Every time you cook — breakfast, dinner, a late-night snack — CO is being released just a few feet from where your family eats.
Utility Area — Near Your Water Heater Or Furnace
Water heaters and furnaces run quietly all day, every day. A hairline crack or a partially blocked vent can release CO continuously without any visible sign. This is where families find the highest readings most often.
Bedrooms — Where You And Your Kids Sleep
You and your family spend 7–8 hours a night in your bedrooms. If CO is building up anywhere in your home, this is where the longest exposure happens — and where it matters most to know.
Most families cover the kitchen, the utility area, the bedrooms, and any other rooms with gas appliances nearby. The more units you have, the fewer blind spots in your home — and the more you save per unit.
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