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GoSense Air+ Kit
Explore Your Environment. Collect Real World Data. Empower Student Discovery.
The GoSense Air+ Kit equips students, educators, and citizen scientists with a powerful, easy-to-use environmental sensing tool that supports project-based learning in STEM. With built-in sensors for temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and ultraviolet (UV) light, the GoSense Air+ helps learners connect with their environment through real-time data collection and analysis.
Whether you're launching a classroom Citizen Science initiative, integrating data literacy into STEM curriculum, or exploring engineering design, the GoSense Air+ is your all-in-one environmental sensing platform.
What’s Included:
GoSense Air+ Unit – Pre-assembled and ready to use with:
Temperature, humidity, pressure, and UV sensors
Display screen for real-time data monitoring
microSD card slot for data logging
I2C port for expansion with other sensors
microSD Card (32GB) – To store recorded sensor data
microSD Card Adapter – For computers with SD card slot
USB Cable – For power and data connection
Battery Charger – Charges included AA NiMH batteries
AA NiMH Rechargeable Batteries (4) – Power your GoSense Air+ anywhere
Key Features:
Compact & Portable – Lightweight, battery-powered unit perfect for field deployment
Data-Ready – Export CSV files directly to Excel or EpiCollect5 for further analysis
Specifications:
Run Time: Up to 24 hours (2800mAh battery capacity)
Storage: 32GB SD card
Operating Temperature: 0°F to 120°F
Sensor Ranges:
Temperature: -40°F to +185°F (±1.8°F)
Humidity: 0–100% RH (±3%)
Pressure: 9–32.5 inHg (±0.03 inHg)
UV: 240–370 nm, outputs UV Index
Perfect For:
Environmental science investigations
Engineering and sensor-based projects
Data literacy and analysis lessons
NGSS and STEL-aligned curricula
Citizen science and community engagement
Take learning beyond the classroom and into the real world with the GoSense Air+ Kit — where students don't just learn about the environment, they measure it.
