The whole matter of indoor air quality is really coming to the forefront, and nobody knows what acceptable indoor air quality is.
The inclination to save on energy costs has compromised indoor air quality, especially in tightly sealed buildings. A whole lot of buildings out there need to have Clean Fresh Air.
The CO2 Monitors and CO2 Sensors/Controller fit Ventilation units are a good option when it comes to knowing and monitoring the quality of air circulation. A system called “demand control ventilation” can be a very good when it comes to saving on the energy costs of ventilation. This system automatically adjusts the amount of outdoor air brought in according to how much CO2 is building up. For example, if we think cinemas — we can save on ventilation costs when the place is empty. This system of “demand control ventilation” is very useful however, it needs to be used diligently.
Other interventions, like upgrading air filters or changing the direction of air flow so people are less likely to breathe in airborne contaminants, are also important. Whatever the technology and whatever the costs you chose, be wise to make the right decision!
