TagAir Quality Monitors(109)

A white equipment enclosure or monitoring shelter fitted with air sampling inlet stacks, a tall antenna mast with a wind vane or lightning rod at its apex, a smaller communications antenna, and an LG air conditioning unit. The setup is consistent with an ambient air quality or meteorological monitoring station, surrounded by trees and a chain-link fence.

A metallic electrical conduit run is secured along a gravel surface using green-colored weighted pipe supports, leading from a junction box into a small white portable or modular building. Additional electrical infrastructure, including a wall-mounted enclosure and conduit riser, is visible on the exterior of the building.

Two exterior electrical meter/disconnect assemblies mounted on a corrugated metal building wall at 13631 18th Ave S. Labels identify the left unit as serving the 'Warehouse' and the right as the 'Air Station,' both rated 100A 120/240V 1-Phase with a Main Service Shut Off, and both bearing a '4000 AIC Fault Current Calc. on 11/18/24' sticker.

A galvanized steel mast with cross-bracing and guy wires is mounted on the exterior wall of a corrugated metal building, with what appears to be monitoring equipment (possibly acoustic or meteorological sensors) at the top. Gray electrical enclosures are visible at the base of the installation.

Exterior electrical installation showing EMT conduit runs supported by green conduit supports on gravel, connecting to a junction box and terminating at a service panel labeled 'Main Service Shut Off, 100A 120/240V 1-Phase.' A bare copper grounding conductor runs along the building's corrugated metal wall.

Three images showing window condensation and moisture problems, including water droplets on glass surfaces and what appears to be mold or moisture damage on window frames and glass panels.

Annotated comparison photo showing two residential window types: a sliding window (top) with gray plugs at top and bottom of the frame meet point, and a double-hung window (bottom) with gray plugs on both sides, with green circles highlighting the plug locations. This appears to be a technical reference document, possibly related to window sound insulation or weatherproofing assessment.