Clarity for your home.Want to check your radon readings while you’re away? Choose a setup that uploads measurements through the property’s internet connection. You can then open the uploaded record from another location.
Find the connected setup for your home
| Arrangement | Path to off-site access | Extra requirement |
|---|---|---|
| View Plus alone | Monitor → home Wi-Fi → Airthings cloud → app/dashboard | Supported Wi-Fi and internet connection |
| Home 2 with dedicated Hub | Monitor → SmartLink → Ethernet Hub → router/internet → Airthings cloud | Compatible Hub, plug-in power and Ethernet connection |
| Home 2 with View Plus as hub | Monitor → SmartLink → View Plus → home Wi-Fi → Airthings cloud | View Plus must have USB power and Wi-Fi |
The current Home 2 connection instructions explicitly support a dedicated Hub or plugged-in View monitor. The Ethernet Hub manual documents the wired network connection. Follow the current Home 2 instructions for linking that model rather than older Wave-specific setup examples in the Hub manual.
Check the network and power arrangement
View Plus supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi; its starter guide excludes 5 GHz networks and captive portals. Check this before choosing a monitor for a property with a managed or guest network.
View Plus can use batteries for its own measurements, but its View-series manual says hub functionality stops on battery-only power. That distinction matters if it is carrying Home 2 readings as well. The same manual says View's Bluetooth is for setup and configuration, not local retrieval of measurement data.
For a US setup, confirm the appropriate regional settings and compatibility before linking SmartLink devices. The Hub manual specifies different North American and European radio bands. Confirm the hub link after pairing.
If you prefer to check history nearby
Ecosense's RD200 FAQ describes local Bluetooth access and says RadonEye has no cloud or server service. Choose it for nearby history checks. For off-site readings, compare the Airthings arrangements above.
Check when your readings last updated
An old uploaded value may remain visible when a connection is interrupted. After setup, leave Bluetooth range, use your phone’s mobile connection and confirm that new readings continue to reach the account. Record the latest update time and verify the connection again after placing the monitor in its intended room.
When updates stop, check monitor power, hub power where applicable, the local radio link and the property's internet connection. View's manual also warns that its e-paper display can retain an image after complete power loss. Check the latest measurement timestamp as well as the display.
Check update freshness after an outage. Reading averages and upload intervals determine how quickly changes appear.
If you already have a compatible hub, Home 2 may add a measurement location with less additional hardware. Without one, compare the full arrangement with View Plus and decide whether its extra sensors justify the purchase.
Documentation used
- Airthings — Home 2 SmartLink connectionManufacturer instructions · checked 2026-10-12
- Airthings — Ethernet Hub user manual v1 (April 2020)Manufacturer instructions; hardware/network evidence, not current Home 2 pairing instructions · checked 2026-10-12
- Airthings — View Plus starter guideManufacturer instructions · checked 2026-10-12
- Airthings — View series manualManufacturer instructions; connection, power and display behavior · checked 2026-10-12
- Ecosense — RD200 FAQManufacturer instructions · checked 2026-10-12