• Indoor Air Quality Management

Indoor air quality – monitor and control with CO2 sensors

By measuring the CO2 level, you can regulate the air flow according to need. With demand-controlled ventilation you can improve health, prevent the spread of virus and reduce energy costs with up to 50%. By using a self-calibrating sensor, you can mount and forget your sensor for the next 15 years and it will still be accurate.

Productive and healthy indoor air quality

The more people in a building, the more CO2. By measuring the CO2 level, you can regulate the airflow according to need. This will save energy and create a healthy indoor environment.

Key benefits of good indoor air quality:

• Increased productivity level
• Better decision-making performance
• Long-term health benefits

IoT and sensors

When it comes to measuring air quality, sensors play a major role as they perceive the information faster than our brains. The sensors become our 6th sense.

Key benefits of a connected CO2 sensor:

• Remotely monitor the indoor air quality
• Simple installation to a low cost – no wires are required
• Get control of the entire property’s air quality in one single place – the dashboard – from your laptop or cell phone. Anytime. Anywhere.
• Save time and resources by only inspecting and adjusting actual problem areas, not all areas
• Alerts when adjustable thresholds are reached
• Works independently of the building’s HVAC system
• Possible to create your own customized dashboard using the API
• Maintenance-free with a battery lifetime of minimum of 5 years
• The IoT revolution has increased the demand to monitor and control our environment. We want everything to be automated, but no setting more than a touch screen away.