Air Quality is an all-in-one, low-power air-quality monitoring device. Built in are the multifunction air-quality sensor SEN55 and the CO2 sensor SCD40, capable of measuring PM1.0, PM2.5, PM4, PM10 particulate matter, temperature, humidity, VOC, and CO2 concentration. Powered by a StampS3 controller with 8 MB flash, it features a 1.54-inch E-Ink display (200 × 200 px) that retains the last image even when powered off. The 600 mAh battery and RTC-based low-power management circuit enable deep-sleep and timed wake-up. The factory firmware uploads data to M5 EZDATA cloud by default, automatically generating a monitoring dashboard for convenient remote access. On the bottom are LEGO-compatible mounting holes, magnetic pads, and four detachable M3 ears, allowing versatile installation. Ideal for long-term online monitoring in homes, schools, industry, hospitals, and other environments.
PM1.0, PM2.5, PM4, PM10, temperature, humidity, VOC & CO2
RTC
RTC8563
Battery
600 mAh @ 3.7 V
Buttons
Button A (G0), Button B (G8), power, reset & power-off
Grove Port
HY2.0-4P
Buzzer
On-board passive buzzer
Mounting
LEGO holes, magnets & four M3 detachable ears
Operating Temp.
0 ~ 40 °C
Product Size
72.0 × 56.0 × 24.1 mm
Product Weight
91.9 g
Package Size
100.8 × 74.3 × 30.5 mm
Gross Weight
120.0 g
Operation Instructions
Power On/Off
Power-on: Press the "WAKE" button or trigger the RTC IRQ signal. After the wake-up source is triggered, the firmware must set the HOLD pin (G46) to high (1) during initialization to keep the power on; otherwise, the device will return to sleep.
Power-off: Without an external USB power supply, press the RST button, or set HOLD (GPIO46)=0 in firmware to cut the power and shut down.
Download Mode
To enter download mode, first power off the device. Then press and hold the StampS3 “BOOT” button (or the Air Quality G0 button) while plugging in USB; release the button after power is applied.
If the Air Quality device has been flashed with UiFlow firmware and bound to a user, please unbind it in the UiFlow2 device list before reflashing the factory firmware, otherwise data may fail to upload to EZDATA.