Public interest in clean air is growing. 79% of people now consider the presence or absence of clean air as an important factor when deciding to visit an indoor space. Consequently, air hygiene is becoming a global priority as businesses harness the power of good indoor air to provide comfort, aid health and safety, boost productivity and enhance customer/user experiences.
Indoor air quality monitoring (IAQM) can be achieved via devices that can help you understand and optimise the air in your setting. The first step is to gather data that shows you which intervention measures are needed in different spaces. To make this possible, indoor air quality monitors report on levels of inorganic gases (CO2), VOCs, particulate matter, airborne chemicals, air pressure, temperature, and humidity. With this insight, it’s easier to identify any issues and target where action is needed.