HOUND-2033 Radon Detector for Home, 3.4″ Touchscreen, 10-Minute Updates, Audible & Visual Alarms, Portable Rechargeable Design, Long-Term Monitoring, USB Data Export, pCi/L or Bq/m³ – Black

• Precise and fast detection: The HOUND-2033 uses a high-precision pulse ionization sensor to detect alpha radiation from radon decay. It supports 1-hour short-term monitoring with data updates every 10 minutes, offering accurate and timely radon level readings
• Continuous long-term monitoring: Radon levels vary daily. This device supports continuous tracking and stores up to 508 days of records. The color screen displays average radon levels over 12, 24, and 48 hours, along with both average and peak values during the accumulated power-on time
• Data report export: Historical data will automatically generate PDF files, use the included cable to export the data directly to your cell phone or computer, no need to download the App, easy to get hourly data and charts, visualize short-term and long-term radon gas trends
• User-friendly design: Features a 3.4-inch touch color screen for easy operation, with both sound and light alarms. Thresholds and data units can be customized. ECO mode allows adjustment of sound, screen brightness, and sleep settings for energy-efficient use
• You will get: 1 set of HOUND-2033 radon detector, 1 user manual, 1 Type-C USB charging cable, which provides you with reliable air quality monitoring in various environments such as basement, bedroom, office, etc

What’s Radon?
Radon is a naturally occurring, colorless, and odorless radioactive gas. When uranium in the soil or water decomposes, radon gas can accumulate in homes, schools, or businesses as it seeps through cracks in the foundation or other natural openings in the structure.

Prolonged exposure to elevated radon levels significantly increases the risk of lung cancer. Smokers are at higher risk of developing radon-induced lung cancer. There are no immediate symptoms from exposures to radon. Lung cancer would usually occur years (5-25) after exposure.

Monitoring methods and duration:
The first step is to turn on the power and set the time, units and alarms. After selecting the ideal position, allow the unit to acclimatize for 10 minutes.

It is recommended that the precision instrument should be used continuously for 48-72 hours during the monitoring period to obtain more effective and stable values. For health assessment of the environment, it is recommended to refer to the radon data monitored for 90 days to one year.

Notes on Measurement:
Radon gas typically seeps into homes through cracks in the foundation. It’s recommended to place the detector in areas where radon is more likely to accumulate, such as basements, garages, or ground-level rooms.

To ensure accurate readings, avoid placing the device in environments with strong light, high temperatures, high humidity, frequent movement, or vibrations, as these conditions may affect its performance.

FAQs:
Q: What does it mean when the screen shows “–” instead of data?
A: Measurement result not yet available. This typicaly occurs when the device is just furned on, or after a data reset Please wait atleast 10 minutes for the first reading.

Q: The reading seems too high?
A: ①The device is tested with radon gas before shipping, which may cause high initial readings. If so, use a fan to blow air into the inlet, then take a new measurement.
②Retest after stabilizing the device. Movement may affect the first reading.

Q: Does high humidity affect measurements?
A: Yes. lf air humidity exceeds 80%, the system will enter protection mode and display “0”. You can solve the problem by placing desiccant in the bottom air inlet or furning on the dehumidifier.