AIR QUALITY · LEVEL 3

Clear data to help you breathe better.

Monitoring allows you to spot patterns that a one-off measurement does not reveal. The key lies in choosing useful indicators, positioning the sensors correctly and linking each alert to an action.

An approach tailored to the context.

A monitoring system is only of value if it links each reading to a specific action: increasing ventilation, arranging for maintenance or issuing an alert.

Monitorização do Ar Interior — visual AIRQIA
01

What to look out for

PM2.5, CO₂, VOCs, temperature and humidity provide answers to different questions. CO₂ can help assess ventilation in occupied spaces, but it is no substitute for assessing other pollutants.

02

Where and when to take measurements

The sensor’s placement affects the reading. It is advisable to avoid draughts, local sources of pollution and areas that are not representative of the space. Trends over the course of the day are more useful than a single figure.

03

From warning to improvement

Data is only useful when there is someone in charge and a response plan in place. AIRQIA combines monitoring with ventilation, filtration and operation.

Carry on exploring.

Explore the solution and find out how it applies to your project.

Explore the solution and find out how it applies to your project.

Explore the solution and find out how it applies to your project.

Shall we design the next solution together?

Tell us about the background, the objectives and the deadline. The AIRQIA team will help you determine the most appropriate technical approach.