What we can monitor
- Carbon dioxide
- Particulate matter
- Volatile organic compounds
- Temperature and humidity context
IOT SENSOR SOLUTION
Indoor Air Quality
Track CO2, particulates, VOCs, and other environmental indicators influencing ventilation, health, comfort, and productivity.
Common applications
- Schools and childcare
- Offices and commercial buildings
- Senior care and healthcare
- Hotels, gyms, and public spaces
Operational outcomes
- Ventilation insight
- Healthier occupied spaces
- Faster response to poor conditions
- Trend and reporting visibility
WHY IT MATTERS
The business case for indoor air quality.
CO2, particles, and volatile organic compounds can reveal ventilation and indoor-environment problems that affect comfort, concentration, occupant confidence, and facility performance.
FROM SIGNAL TO ACTION
How indoor air quality becomes an operational response.
Rather than reacting to one number, teams can examine duration, occupancy, ventilation schedules, outdoor conditions, and recurring room patterns to decide whether to adjust airflow, investigate a source, or change operations.
INDOOR AIR QUALITY FAQ
Questions specific to this solution.
What indoor-air measurements are most useful?
Common measurements include CO2, particulate matter, VOCs, temperature, and humidity. The right combination depends on the space, occupants, ventilation system, and concern being investigated.
Can an air-quality sensor diagnose the exact source?
It can identify abnormal conditions and trends, but additional inspection or specialized testing may be needed to identify a specific contaminant or source.