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- Page 1 User Manual V1.4 04/24 MICA Mini / MICA / MICA Plus / MICA WELL...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
4. Indicators ............................7 5. Levels and Recommendations ...................... 12 6. Installation ............................15 7. Configuration ............................ 16 8. Device Operation ..........................18 9. My inBiot Platform ........................... 21 10. Calibration ............................22 11. Safety Instructions ........................23 Copyright © inBiot Monitoring SL... -
Page 3: General Description
), nitrogen dioxide ), and carbon monoxide (CO). The device wirelessly communicates with the My inBiot web platform where the user can see how the indoor air quality is within a specific time period, check historical values, and obtain useful information about each of the measured parameters. -
Page 4: Technical Specifications
Modbus TCP/IP (wireless) . API. MQTT. *The device can only connect to 2.4 GHz WiFi networks. 5GHz WiFi networks are not supported. Supported authentication and security protocols: WPA2 (Personal), WPA2 Enterprise, WPA3 (Personal), and WPA3 Enterprise. Copyright © inBiot Monitoring SL... -
Page 5: Sensors
* The measurements can be displayed in either relative Index Points values (recommended) or in μg/m³ or ppb concentrations. You can select the option that best suits you from My inBiot. More information. - Page 6 [1] Lifespan is based on the average lifetime of the sensor, at which the specified accuracy is guaranteed. After the indicated years, it is recommended to replace the sensor to guarantee the accuracy of the measurement. Copyright © inBiot Monitoring SL...
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Page 7: Indicators
It takes into account the cumulative effect of exposure over time, evaluating the sum of concentrations of different pollutants and considering the objectives of the RESET AIR Standard, as well as the know-how developed by inBiot regarding the behaviour of specific CO , TVOC, and PM2.5 sensors in a monitoring device, and the impact on health of different parameters combined under certain conditions of indoor space use. - Page 8 0-100 and based on continuous monitoring of CO and TVOC. The “Ventilation Effectiveness Indicator” in indoor spaces is a tool developed by inBiot to evaluate and control the effectiveness of ventilation and the degree of air renewal. CO...
- Page 9 The new Virus Propagation Resistance Indicator from My inBiot indicates the probability of airborne virus propagation in an indoor space. Based on the RESET VIRAL INDEX, it shows on a scale of 0-100 the resistance that the air in a space offers to virus propagation.
- Page 10 InBiot offers the “Thermohygrometric Comfort Indicator” as an intelligent tool designed to measure and evaluate the level of thermohygrometric comfort in an indoor space. The aim of this indicator is to provide a quantitative measure of people’s satisfaction in terms of temperature and relative humidity, and its impact...
- Page 11 The indicator defines 6 impact categories on comfort: poor (0-16%), inadequate (17-32%), fair (33-48%), moderate (49-65%), good (66-83%), excellent (84-100%). These categories are determined by the calculation made by an algorithm, based on the real-time measured indoor temperature and relative humidity. Copyright © inBiot Monitoring SL...
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Page 12: Levels And Recommendations
The limits established in Spain for short-term occupational exposures (VLA-EC) are 0.3 ppm or 370 μg/m³. However, there is no reference value for residential indoor environments. The technical measurement standard in Bioconstruction SBM2015 provides the following indicative values of formaldehyde concentration in indoor air for rest areas: Copyright © inBiot Monitoring SL... - Page 13 12 – 15 μg/m³. * The measurements can be displayed in either relative Index Points values (recommended) or in μg/m³ or ppb concentrations. You can select the option that best suits you from My inBiot. More information.
- Page 14 Meanwhile, the EPA sets an annual level of 53 ppb for health protection. All of these are outdoor exposure limits, as there are no regulatory reference values for indoor spaces beyond WHO recommendations or private standards such as WELL certification. Copyright © inBiot Monitoring SL...
- Page 15 My inBiot Ranges: • GREEN: < 21 ppb. • YELLOW: 21 - 105 ppb. • RED: > 105 ppb. Carbon Monoxide (CO) The WHO sets recommended concentration limits for outdoor spaces. A limit of 25 ppm is set for one-hour exposures and 9 ppm for 8-hour workday exposures. The daily environmental exposure limit (VLA-ED) in Spain sets a maximum of 25 ppm.
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Page 16: Installation
4. Remove the MICA from the box and remove the back cover from the case. Remove bottom screws (2) Detach the back cover of the MICA Note: The recommended height to install the electrical boxes or attach the MICA to the wall is between 120cm and 180cm. Copyright © inBiot Monitoring SL... -
Page 17: Configuration
“Configuration” tab. Adding MICA to My inBiot Once the MICA is configured, it can be added to the My inBiot web platform as follows: 1. Go to myinbiot.com and log in (or create an account if you don’t have one yet). - Page 18 3. Fill in the requested information and click on “ADD DEVICE”. Note: The sensor ID is obtained at the end of the configuration in the inBiot Setup app. You can also check it by pairing your mobile device with MICA and pressing the “INFORMATION & UPDATES” button in the main menu of the setup app.
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Page 19: Device Operation
• If not connected: The LED ring flashes red 3 times (and then it will display the ventilation efficacy indicator again). Note: This light indicates if the device is connected to a Wi-Fi network, not to My inBiot platform. Copyright © inBiot Monitoring SL... - Page 20 Sending data To send data to My inBiot manually, press once the touch button located on the MICA logo. Upon pressing the button, the LED ring will turn white and then return to the previous state. Remote firmware update. All devices have the capability to update their firmware remotely, ensuring they are always equipped with the latest improvements and available features.
- Page 21 15 minutes. There are two options for configuring the data upload frequency: 1. In the inBiot Setup app, by accessing the “Device Settings” section in the main menu, there is a configuration option called “data upload frequency...
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Page 22: My Inbiot Platform
9. My inBiot Platform You can access My inBiot Web Platform through the following link: www.myinbiot.com/login. The first time you access the platform, you will need to create an account and password, which you will use to log in each time you access the platform. Within an account, you can have as many devices as you wish. -
Page 23: Calibration
The measurements will fluctuate during that time until the first cycle is complete. MICA does not store the baseline adjustment, so this process will repeat in case of power interruptions.. Copyright © inBiot Monitoring SL... -
Page 24: Safety Instructions
EU/UK, and 1 year for those sold in the US/Canada and other countries. If you find any defect in the device that is the responsibility of inBiot and not due to misuse after purchasing the device, contact our Customer Service team through the support web form and provide the device ID, proof of purchase, date of purchase, and description of the issue. - Page 25 Directive 2002/96/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL of 27 January 2003 on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). At the end of its useful life, please dispose of this device in accordance with the legal regulations in force. Copyright © inBiot Monitoring SL...
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