Monkeytronics

Monkeytronics Wellington based social enterprise on a mission to make NZ families healthier and happier.

Hi all,With influenza A affecting so many New Zealanders at the moment, we want to help as many of you as possible to un...
28/08/2026

Hi all,

With influenza A affecting so many New Zealanders at the moment, we want to help as many of you as possible to understand what's happening in the indoor spaces you share, and to know when you need to take action to make improvements.

So, we've decided to offer you 25% off our AirSmart CO₂ monitors, that are ideal for homes, kindies, GPs, vets, workplaces and other shared indoor spaces.

Our AirSmart CO₂ units monitor carbon dioxide, temperature and humidity in real time, helping you take the guesswork out of when it may be time to ventilate or adjust your heating or cooling.

Just enter the code AIRQUALITY25 at checkout to receive 25% off every unit you buy, making each one only $183.75 plus shipping.

AirSmart CO₂ doesn't detect or prevent influenza. It gives you real-time information about CO₂, temperature and humidity levels to help you make better informed decisions about your indoor environment.

Pop us a message if you have any questions.

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In 2013, a group of atmospheric chemists from the Max Planck Institute went to the cinema to catch the Hunger Games. The...
24/08/2026

In 2013, a group of atmospheric chemists from the Max Planck Institute went to the cinema to catch the Hunger Games. They brought their mass spectrometer along. Because, well... They are very strange people. Anyway, read the full story!

Relative Humidity is super important for your Indoor Air QualityDid you know it's just as important to monitor your indo...
24/08/2026

Relative Humidity is super important for your Indoor Air Quality

Did you know it's just as important to monitor your indoor air quality during the warmer months as it is in winter?

Relative humidity (RH) is a key factor to keep an eye on. Essentially, air contains water vapour, but the amount it can hold depends entirely on the temperature.

Generally, warm air can hold more moisture than cold air. As the temperature drops, the maximum amount of water the air can hold also drops.

When air reaches the point, it can't hold any more moisture at its current temperature, the air is saturated (or 100% RH).

On the flip side, if the air temperature rises, but the actual amount of moisture stays the same, the relative humidity decreases because the airs total capacity has increased.

This is important because RH levels directly affect your comfort and health:

• High RH (very moist air) makes you feel chilled in the cold and sticky in the heat.
• Low RH (very dry air) can lead to dry skin and irritation in your nose and throat.

Keeping your home in that 'Goldilocks zone' is essential for maintaining healthy indoor air quality all year round.

Pop us a message if you're ready to monitor the air in your: home, work, or loved ones home - and make a difference to your health, comfort, and wellbeing.

& Moisture Control Care & Rest Home Context

Note: insights supported by BRANZ guidance

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