Air Quality Monitoring
Why is it Important
Indoor air quality monitoring is important because most people spend the majority of their time indoors, and the air inside buildings can significantly affect health, comfort, and productivity. By measuring key factors like temperature, humidity, and pollutants such as CO₂ and volatile organic compounds, organisations can detect problems early, improve ventilation, and create healthier, safer environments for occupants.
* We breathe up to 90% of our air indoors – indoor air quality has a bigger impact on our health than outdoor pollution.
* Poor indoor air quality is linked to headaches, fatigue, asthma, and reduced productivity – often caused by high CO₂, humidity, and hidden pollutants.
* Real-time air quality monitoring helps cut complaints, improve comfort, and optimise ventilation, boosting wellbeing while reducing energy waste.
How we help
Our NB-IoT range of indoor environment sensors like THM and THME, provide continuous, connected monitoring of key comfort and air-quality indicators, making it ideal for improving indoor air quality and wellbeing in offices, schools, public buildings, homes, and more.
Regular sensing
The sensor measures temperature, humidity, motion, and CO2-equivalent levels to give building managers, employers, landlords, and facilities teams a clear picture of indoor environmental conditions. This helps identify spaces that feel stuffy, poorly ventilated, too humid, or too dry, so action can be taken before comfort or wellbeing is affected.
How it works
Using the latest sensing technology, our devices take readings every 15 minutes and transmit the data every 2 hours via the mobile network (other reporting profiles are available on request).
Anyone can install the sensors – no electrician or specialist tools required. Simply unbox the device, fix it to the wall using the supplied mounting plate, press the button, and it’s ready to start monitoring.
Highlights
Continuous, granular environmental data (T/H/motion) enables evidence-based HVAC tuning and energy savings.
Simple cellular NB-IoT connectivity avoids Wi-Fi dependencies and IT security headaches; just power it and start receiving data.
Occupancy-aware alerts reduce complaints and wasted energy by flagging hot, stuffy, or over-conditioned rooms only when they are in use.