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Ecosense partners with DEUTA Controls to support occupational safety through the industrial continuous radon monitoring platform EnoSense® RADON.

Search radon risk by ZIP code with the new Ecosense Radon Map. Explore regional trends using CDC and state health data in one platform.

Ecosense, a global leader in radon detection and monitoring, expands its Library Lending Program to Ohio, offering free access to radon testing at 25 libraries.

Explore Ecosense’s 10 biggest achievements of 2025—from EcoQube Flex™ to school testing, library lending programs, and media recognition.

Ecosense announces EcoQube Flex™, a next-generation portable radon monitor delivering lab-level accuracy, instant insights, and true mobility for homeowners.

360 California libraries now lend free Ecosense EcoBlu digital radon monitors across 21 public library systems, helping residents test their homes for radon.

Ecosense brings free radon detector lending to Utah libraries, helping communities test their homes and protect indoor air quality with trusted technology.

Ecosense’s EcoQube Flex™ earns a 2026 Edison Award nomination for advancing smart, continuous radon monitoring that protects families from lung cancer risk.

Discover EcoQube Flex™—the next-gen, battery-powered radon monitor with 15× sensitivity, real-time results on display and app, and room-by-room tracking via app.

Ecosense award-winning residential radon monitors are now available for purchase on BestBuy.com in the United States, marking a significant milestone in Ecosense’s mission to deliver life-saving radon detection technology to homes nationwide.

Ecosense expands its groundbreaking Radon Library Lending Program across Pennsylvania, partnering with local libraries to provide free access to electronic radon detectors. This first-of-its-kind initiative empowers families in one of the nation’s highest-risk radon states to test their homes, raise awareness, and take action against the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers.

Take advantage of 5% off with the code E-RADONFREE, and with the purchase of every five monitors, one monitor will be donated to a library, community center, or other public facility in need.