SPARROW - CO & Air Quality Hack 2.00 + Redeem Codes
Eco Sensors
Developer: Eco Sensors
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: Free
Version: 2.00
ID: com.kwjengineering.sparrow
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Description
SPARROW is a portable carbon monoxide monitor that provides high level safety alerts and low-level air quality warnings.
The SPARROW app works with the SPARROW carbon monoxide and air quality monitor. For more information visit sparrowsense.com
Why measure carbon monoxide?
Health: The target gas within air pollution often differs regionally, but carbon monoxide is commonly found in many polluted environments.
Safety: Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas that claims thousands of lives every year. At high levels it is toxic and continued exposure to low levels can have long lasting negative health effects.
Key features of SPARROW:
- Small size with rechargeable battery
- Multi-colored LED and audible buzzer
- Highly accurate SPEC SensorsTM carbon monoxide sensor
- Compatible with the Otterbox uniVERSE case system
Key features of the SPARROW app:
- Intuitive color-coded CO level display
- Custom warning levels
- Regional air quality from www.airnow.gov (US only)
What makes the SPARROW app innovative? With the SPARROW app you can:
- Monitor both low and high levels of CO in real-time
- Graph CO levels and track exposure over time
- Map the location of both high and low-level CO events.
- Download CO data for further analysis
Emergency Texting Feature: The SPARROW app will send a text alert to a user assigned emergency contact when very high levels of CO are detected based on the users custom setting. This feature is enabled when connected to the SPARROW APP and with a wireless data connection.
Need more information? Go to sparrowsense.com for live-chat support.
The SPARROW app works with the SPARROW carbon monoxide and air quality monitor. For more information visit sparrowsense.com
Why measure carbon monoxide?
Health: The target gas within air pollution often differs regionally, but carbon monoxide is commonly found in many polluted environments.
Safety: Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas that claims thousands of lives every year. At high levels it is toxic and continued exposure to low levels can have long lasting negative health effects.
Key features of SPARROW:
- Small size with rechargeable battery
- Multi-colored LED and audible buzzer
- Highly accurate SPEC SensorsTM carbon monoxide sensor
- Compatible with the Otterbox uniVERSE case system
Key features of the SPARROW app:
- Intuitive color-coded CO level display
- Custom warning levels
- Regional air quality from www.airnow.gov (US only)
What makes the SPARROW app innovative? With the SPARROW app you can:
- Monitor both low and high levels of CO in real-time
- Graph CO levels and track exposure over time
- Map the location of both high and low-level CO events.
- Download CO data for further analysis
Emergency Texting Feature: The SPARROW app will send a text alert to a user assigned emergency contact when very high levels of CO are detected based on the users custom setting. This feature is enabled when connected to the SPARROW APP and with a wireless data connection.
Need more information? Go to sparrowsense.com for live-chat support.
Version history
2.00
2021-06-04
Added "My Phone Number" field to Account settings so that user's phone number can also appear in emergency messages
Low battery warning added to message box
Improved functionality when selecting a time frame for the plotting function
Alarms and alerts have been deactivated during very low battery levels to prevent false alerts
Fixed issue where zeroing the device would sometimes trigger a very high CO spike
Improvements to air quality information retrieved from airnow.gov
Low battery warning added to message box
Improved functionality when selecting a time frame for the plotting function
Alarms and alerts have been deactivated during very low battery levels to prevent false alerts
Fixed issue where zeroing the device would sometimes trigger a very high CO spike
Improvements to air quality information retrieved from airnow.gov
1.03
2020-01-30
Changed the wording of the phone sound and vibration settings
Improved readability of axis titles in the My Data plot
Changing the temperature unit setting to "F" will now affect the My Data plot
Improved readability of axis titles in the My Data plot
Changing the temperature unit setting to "F" will now affect the My Data plot
1.02
2020-01-10
Fixed a bug where log data from standalone logging mode would not download correctly.
CO ppm levels will now also record up to the tenths place rather than just whole numbers.
The tenths place for relative humidity readings will now change correctly.
The "skip" button for SPARROW registration on initial app start up has been removed.
CO ppm levels will now also record up to the tenths place rather than just whole numbers.
The tenths place for relative humidity readings will now change correctly.
The "skip" button for SPARROW registration on initial app start up has been removed.
1.01
2019-11-20
Removed unnecessary wording from emergency alert messages.
"Restore Factory Defaults" button will now properly delete log, event, and alert data.
App version displayed in the app now matches the version in the app store.
Fixed issue under Settings > sound.
"Buy SPARROW" button has been updated
Text Changes to app and log file names
"Restore Factory Defaults" button will now properly delete log, event, and alert data.
App version displayed in the app now matches the version in the app store.
Fixed issue under Settings > sound.
"Buy SPARROW" button has been updated
Text Changes to app and log file names
1.0
2019-11-08
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Ratings
4.1 out of 5
9 Ratings
Reviews
CRAIII,
Pretty good device, but with some flaws
I’m one of the first purchasers of the Sparrow. Overall, it does what it’s supposed to, but it’s not perfect.
1. The single worst situation: when its battery was running low and the device was not paired to my iPhone, pairing it caused it to send out an emergency “excessive CO alert” both to me and to my son, who is my alternate contact. It was concerning to both of us, because I’d just had the water heater replaced the previous day. But because my household CO detector did not go off, I was less concerned than I might have been. It appears to have been a “known glitch”, which I learned when I reported that event to Sparrow, but I don’t know if it has been corrected. Such a glitch really reduces the device’s usefulness, because it leads one to disregard it as a “boy cried wolf” situation.
2. The device will become unpaired from my iPhone for no particular reason. Because it uses Bluetooth to connect, it’s understandable that excessive distance between the device and my iPhone will cause a disconnect. But it can be sitting on the same table and suddenly disconnect. That triggers a notification, but it shouldn’t happen, as it isn’t useful if it’s not connected. So far as I’m aware, it won’t signal an anomaly unless paired, even when it’s within normal reception distance.
3. The data graph is difficult to read on a small screen. Because both the horizontal and vertical lines are widely spaced, it’s hard to interpolate when an event happens or how much the measured item has deviated.
4. Because the device is so small, it’s easy to misplace. There should be some way to have a “find my Sparrow” connection that assists to locate it from the phone.
5. Other than the “home” page, there is nothing to warn that the battery is getting low. Referring to my #1 above, I had not looked at the Sparrow app for several days and did not know that the battery was getting so low as to cause any glitches. There should be a notification that the battery needs recharging.
6. On the positive side, the battery lasts a long time. Recharging it is easy enough to do, other than opening the rubber charging port cover is annoying. But there’s no indication when the battery has been fully charged, unless first it’s disconnected from the charger, allowed to rest for awhile, and then the home screen on the iPhone is viewed. Like all rechargeables, if its charging status is viewed while it’s being charged, it shows the input power, and it has to rest for awhile after it’s been disconnected before it shows the actual state of charge of the battery.
1. The single worst situation: when its battery was running low and the device was not paired to my iPhone, pairing it caused it to send out an emergency “excessive CO alert” both to me and to my son, who is my alternate contact. It was concerning to both of us, because I’d just had the water heater replaced the previous day. But because my household CO detector did not go off, I was less concerned than I might have been. It appears to have been a “known glitch”, which I learned when I reported that event to Sparrow, but I don’t know if it has been corrected. Such a glitch really reduces the device’s usefulness, because it leads one to disregard it as a “boy cried wolf” situation.
2. The device will become unpaired from my iPhone for no particular reason. Because it uses Bluetooth to connect, it’s understandable that excessive distance between the device and my iPhone will cause a disconnect. But it can be sitting on the same table and suddenly disconnect. That triggers a notification, but it shouldn’t happen, as it isn’t useful if it’s not connected. So far as I’m aware, it won’t signal an anomaly unless paired, even when it’s within normal reception distance.
3. The data graph is difficult to read on a small screen. Because both the horizontal and vertical lines are widely spaced, it’s hard to interpolate when an event happens or how much the measured item has deviated.
4. Because the device is so small, it’s easy to misplace. There should be some way to have a “find my Sparrow” connection that assists to locate it from the phone.
5. Other than the “home” page, there is nothing to warn that the battery is getting low. Referring to my #1 above, I had not looked at the Sparrow app for several days and did not know that the battery was getting so low as to cause any glitches. There should be a notification that the battery needs recharging.
6. On the positive side, the battery lasts a long time. Recharging it is easy enough to do, other than opening the rubber charging port cover is annoying. But there’s no indication when the battery has been fully charged, unless first it’s disconnected from the charger, allowed to rest for awhile, and then the home screen on the iPhone is viewed. Like all rechargeables, if its charging status is viewed while it’s being charged, it shows the input power, and it has to rest for awhile after it’s been disconnected before it shows the actual state of charge of the battery.
CO advocate,
Sparrow device rocks!
I love being able to test the C.O. Level wherever I am. I just had 2 friends tell me their Sparrow got readings as high as 38 while driving their cars. Both have newer vehicles. Their are some studies going on about the effects of low level exposure. Could riding in a car for long periods of time with low levels of C.O. Contribute to the malaise one feels after a long day behind the wheel??? The device works beautifully!
mhurrle,
Nice product
Nice small device and slick solution for CO monitoring on the go.
