The World's First Aviation Vape Detector

Vaping on planes is illegal & very difficult to police

This regulation is in place to ensure the safety and comfort of all passengers on board. Vaping devices are powered by batteries that are deemed a potential fire hazard on an aircraft, and the smoke or vapor produced can affect air quality. Furthermore, vaping can be a nuisance to other passengers who may be sensitive to the smoke or odour.

Currently, there are no dedicated devices to detect vaping on aircraft that can alert staff onboard. Which is why we created the VapeGuardian Aviation model.

Hardware

Quick and easy to install discreet devices

Alerts

Accurate and effective readings

Fast

From vaping to alert in seconds

Stand alone

No internet connectivity required

Battery Powered

Fitted with rechargeable batteries. No need to wire in.

Only solution

First aviation device in the world

Web and mobile app monitoring

Manage the VapeGuardian system through the web-app (available on all browsers) and iOS & Android apps

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smfadmin On May 16, 2024

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smfadmin On May 15, 2024

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smfadmin On May 14, 2024

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smfadmin On May 9, 2024