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Check Air Quality Tool

AIR QUALITY OVERVIEW

In the United States, the EPA has created what is known as the Air Quality Index which measures and reports on air quality. While the intention of the Air Quality Index (AQI) when it was initially developed was to protect the general public from hazardous levels of pollutants that may be present in the ozone, the AQI has since been expanded to govern the use of emergency backup power generators.

Policies vary by individual states and cities, but all have in place codes which govern when emergency backup generators may be tested. It is important that you be familiar with your region’s air quality restrictions. Also, you need to regularly check the AQI for your area before running certain testing or maintenance procedures.

CHECKING YOUR AIR QUALITY

Select your state from the list below in order to check your air quality. If you do not see your city, you can always head over to AirNow.gov to check.

CONNECTICUT AIR QUALITY

Hartford, CT Air Quality

New Haven, CT Air Quality

DELAWARE AIR QUALITY

Dover, DE Air Quality

Wilmington, DE Air Quality

MARYLAND AIR QUALITY

Annapolis, MD Air Quality

Baltimore, MD Air Quality

Silver Spring, MD Air Quality

NEW JERSEY AIR QUALITY

Fairfield, NJ Air Quality

Trenton, NJ Air Quality

Pennsauken, NJ Air Quality

NEW YORK AIR QUALITY

Long Island, NY Air Quality

New York, NY Air Quality

Plainview, NY Air Quality

PENNSYLVANIA AIR QUALITY

Philadelphia, PA Air Quality

Scranton, PA Air Quality