Continuous Monitoring and Real-Time Identification
Rapid-E reliably detects and counts numerous airborne particles simultaneously and rapidly – pollen, fungal spores, air pollution, and even bacteria. It offers revolutionary performance, high sensitivity, and a broad range of detection, opening many applications in environmental monitoring that require precise and instantaneous identification.
Plair offers solutions for real-time airborne allergen monitoring, with all-optical detectors that differentiate between a wide number of pollen families.
Plair's instruments provide exactly the solution required for reliable bioaerosol detection: highly specific monitoring, capable of identifying several species simultaneously and in real time.
Rapid-E provides continuous online measurements 24 hours per day, all-year round. It requires no human intervention and low maintenance.
Rapid-E is easily integrated into a network of other devices, or forms its own network.
Rapid-E is an all-in-one detector designed to provide continuous and real-time detection, identification, and counting of airborne particles
Rapid-E operates autonomously and can report the presence of pollen or other species automatically and within minutes.
Did you know that aside from real-time measurements Plair Rapid-E can also sample pollen and other aerosol particles on-demand for posteriori analysis and quality control?
Discover our article about automatic pollen and air pollution monitoring with Rapid-E in the latest issue of Meteorological Technology International Magazine.
On February 28, 2017, the first Rapid-E was installed in Brussieu (Rhône, France) near the coordination center of the RNSA, the French national aerobiology network.
Aerosol monitoring with Rapid-E in harsh conditions is possible! The Max Planck Institute for Chemistry shared its experience of using Rapid-E during the Air Quality and Climate Change in the Arabian Basin (AQABA) scientific expedition.
A new offering is available based on Rapid-E, our real-time airborne particle identifier, and a new online automatic sampling feature is now integrated into the instrument.
Our company is growing and we are moving forward with it! We relocated to the top floor of CTN - Industrial Center for New Technologies, at the center of Geneva’s industrial zone in Plan-les-Ouates.
A panel of judges from the industry and WMO selected Dr Denis Kiselev, co-founder of Plair SA, as winner of the 2016 Hydro-Meteorological Equipment Industry (HMEI) Award for Young Engineers.
We are pleased to reveal our latest innovation, which enables more accurate and comprehensive environmental monitoring.