The Nedis WIFISA10CWT Smart Wi-Fi Air Quality Sensor is designed to make your lifestyle healthier. It measures some of the most important particles and substances that can cause discomfort, headaches and reduced concentration.

Simply connect it to your home Wi-Fi network and in the Nedis SmartLife app you can view various measurements - live, for the last day, month or even a whole year. You can export this data to an Excel file and send it to yourself by mail for further analysis or recording. Set limits at which level you will receive a notification. You can also combine the product with other Nedis SmartLife products to set up automation to automatically ventilate, heat, cool or dry your room.

What does it measure?
VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) – carbon-based gases that evaporate from many building materials such as paints, floors, adhesives, etc. High levels can cause illness or allergic reactions.
Temperature and Humidity – As simple as it sounds, the overall indoor climate has a huge impact on your health and comfort. High humidity not only makes you feel uncomfortably warm, it also encourages the growth of mold and dust mites in your home. Too little humidity can cause dry skin, lips, and throat, and make breathing difficult.

Key highlights:
• Compact air quality measuring device
• Measure VOC, temperature (°C/°F) and humidity
• View live readings as well as graphs from the last day, month or year
• Receive notifications on your phone when set limits are reached
• Combine with other Nedis© SmartLife products for automation setup
• Export readings of the last day, month or year to an Excel file
• Easy setup: direct connection, no bridge or gateway required

Technical specifications:
Dimensions (W x D x H): 9 x 9 x 2.8 cm
Weight: 52g
Color: white
Maximum power consumption: 5W
Material: plastic
Screen: no

Manufacturer details: Nedis BV, Reitscheweg 1-7, 5232 BX Den Bosch, The Netherlands, info@nedis.com
Link to safety warnings: Product was placed on the market before 13.12.2024

Same summary

The Nedis WIFISA10CWT air quality sensor allows you to quickly monitor indoor air quality without the need for an additional control unit, as it connects directly via WiFi. It is suitable for users who want a simple standalone solution for a better living environment, without having to adapt their existing smart home or invest in additional equipment. Due to its specialized use for air monitoring, it is an excellent choice for homes, offices or spaces where ventilation is often a challenge. The device is less suitable for those who want a complete smart security system or local operation without an app.

Recommendation source: Enaa guides and team experiences.

User view

This sensor is often used by individuals and families looking to improve the air quality in their homes or small offices, and by those looking for a visual and app-based alert to changes in the air. It is particularly practical in bedrooms, children's rooms, or spaces where prolonged exposure without regular ventilation affects well-being.

The Nedis brand offering is also popular among consumers because it allows for easy connection of multiple types of smart devices for a complete home solution.

Why buy at Enaa

At Enaa, you can easily compare a wide range of smart sensors, for which we carefully prepare descriptions and practical advice on operation and installation, making it easier for you to find the right product for your needs.

Answers to frequently asked questions

Does the Nedis WIFISA10CWT sensor work without an additional control unit?

Yes, this sensor works independently and does not require a special smart control panel to operate - just a WiFi connection is enough.

Can I use the sensor in humid areas, such as the bathroom?

The sensor is designed for indoor use, but we recommend avoiding very humid environments as this may affect the accuracy of the measurements.

Do I need a special app to monitor the measurement?

A supported manufacturer app on your smart device is required to monitor data and alerts.

Which users will benefit the most from the product?

Those who are concerned about air quality in rooms where ventilation is not always possible or regular, as well as families with small children or the elderly, will benefit the most.

How often is it recommended to check sensor data?

It is recommended that you monitor the data regularly, especially in winter or when there are more people in the room, when air quality is more sensitive to changes.

Description updated: April 2026