Ecosense EcoQube Flex Smart Radon Detector - Battery Powered Continuous Monitor with Display & App
- Brand:
- Ecosense
- Model Number:
- EF100
- UPC:
- 860002278599
- EAN:
- 0860002278599
- Walmart SKU:
- 20104172344
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Customer Insights: Rated 5.0/5 from 10 reviews.
This radon detector was really easy to set up. I downloaded the app, turned on Bluetooth, inserted the batteries, and it connected within minutes. The pairing is done through the app, which made the whole process simple. The readings showed up almost right away and the app is easy to use. I've been using it for about a week now, and the readings have been consistent. It gives me peace of mind knowing I can keep an eye on the radon levels in my home.
The EcoQube Flex was so easy to set up. I have been really wanting some accurate reading for my basement and now I can. With the ability to easily move it to diferent places I will be able to see if there are any concerns. The display is eay to use and read while the app installed in a minute with no connection issues. This will bring peace of mind knowing if there are any unseen radon issues lurking. Just a note that it does not connect via WiFi only bluetooth. I am happy with the unit.
No assembly, and an interesting e-ink display for I guess low power usage. I wasn't interested in the app in particular, although it is neat to have! This is worth if if you live somewhere with Radon, as we can take it with us as we move and never need to pay for mail in tests that you have to set up and let sit for a week. One buy and done in this case! This is a small form factor monitor, and i'm glad to have it. I'd recommend to my friends
So far, this radon detector is great. I have had it hooked up around 18 hours, and the measurements closely match another detector that I have had for a long time. This one has an app that makes it very convenient too. It will show readings pretty quickly, starting at .2 increasing slowly but took 6-12 hours until it reached actual accurate levels. This is a valuable tool if you are serious about the radon levels in your home. At the very least it is a good tool to let you know when to open up the windows and air out the house if radon mitigation is not an option for you, weather you are a renter or cannot afford it.
I was really surprised by how well the EcoQube Flex reads these numbers. I started out at 1.7, and before I knew it the reading climbed all the way up to 4.5. After about 8 hours it settled at 3.4, which honestly impressed me. I'm excited to see where it will be at the 24‑hour mark and how it trends over extended time. It's been interesting watching the changes, and this little device works better than I expected.
The screen on this radon sensor is pretty neat. At first, I thought it was a sticker I had to peel off, but that's just how it looks. It's hard to explain, but the display looks like actual printed letters, which makes it really easy to read. The only downside is that it takes a while to start up and begin displaying readings. I do not have experience with radon sensors, so this might just be normal behavior. The app felt a little invasive with all the information it asks for when creating an account, but other than that, it's a decent app. I like that it can send alerts if radon levels go over a set threshold, and I think the sensor itself also has an alarm that sounds when the threshold is exceeded. The box doesn't include a manual, and instead they make you scan a qr code or visit the website, which is slightly annoying. All in all, it's a pretty nice monitor that was pretty easy to set up.
Display is easy to read. Instructions are great—setting it up now. Looking forward to the assurance of no radon in my basement. Packaged well. Also like that I can see it on my phone.
worked as it should. definitely recommend. fast shipping and delivery was on time. more then I was expecting and good value for the price.
I had done some research prior to receiving my unit including looking up my state and region data for radon information. It turns out these maps are fairly accurate to what this unit is measuring compared with data points close to me on the map. I feel safer knowing I tested the radon measurement. The screen is made of e-ink and does not have a back light, but is very readable and clear. The Bluetooth functionality was easy to set up and it functions well over a decent distance which is the other side of the house. I do wish it had wifi, but then it would take up too much power. The flex is a small compact unit that is helpful to keep people's homes safe from instances of high radon levels. At least it can measure the risk...
packaged very well, clearly with a focus on protecting the device. I don't really have a way to confirm if it's working in accuracy however it did turn on fine. The instructions were very clear and it was very easy to set up.
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