Guides
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Choosing a wall-mount or desktop IAQ monitor for your programme
An IAQ monitor programme succeeds or fails on matching the sensing to the room. This guide compares wall-mount and desktop options by use case, so you can…
Read →Application guidePlanning IAQ monitors for hotel and guest rooms
Hotel rooms are a hard place to monitor air. Occupancy changes daily, windows are often sealed, and guests will not read a manual. Plan the device around the…
Read →Application guideChoosing IAQ monitors for gyms: CO2, particles and sweat
Gyms put unusual demands on an air quality monitor: high occupancy, hard surfaces, heavy breathing and a wide floor area. This guide covers how monitors are…
Read →Application guideChoosing CO2 monitors for open-plan offices and meeting rooms
Open-plan offices and meeting rooms share one problem: occupancy changes faster than the building does. The monitors you specify here have to make ventilation…
Read →Buying guideChoosing a CO2 monitor for a workplace wellness programme
A workplace wellness programme usually starts with one question: is the ventilation keeping up with the people in the room? CO₂ answers it. This guide covers…
Read →Application guidePlanning an IAQ monitor rollout across a multi-site property portfolio
A multi-site rollout succeeds or fails on the specification, not the hardware. This guide covers how monitors are sited and used across a portfolio, and what…
Read →Buying guideHow to choose display and logging options on IAQ monitors
Display and logging choices decide how a monitor is used in a room: what occupants see at a glance, and what a facilities team can review later. This guide…
Read →Sensor guideRadon and air quality monitors: what a combined unit measures
A radon reading and a general air quality reading answer different questions. A combined unit carries one radon channel alongside the usual gas and…
Read →Application guideChoosing an IAQ monitor for a rental property programme
A rental programme puts monitors in many rooms, with no one on site to explain them. This article covers what to plan for when you specify units for that…
Read →Application guideHow to specify a CO monitor for rental and hospitality sites
A CO monitor for rental and hospitality sites is a specification exercise before it is a purchasing one. Decide what each room must prove, then match the…
Read →Application guideCO2 monitors for gyms and fitness studios: a buyer's guide
Gyms and fitness studios are a hard case for air monitoring. Occupancy swings fast, exertion raises CO2 output per person, and the room has to stay…
Read →Buying guideMulti-parameter IAQ monitors: choosing a model for your programme
Match each model to the question the room actually asks, then check its spec sheet for the certifications that apply to it.
Read →Standards guideHow to read an IAQ monitor spec sheet: sensors, ranges, accuracy
A spec sheet is a buying document, not a brochure. Read it parameter by parameter, and ask for the test reports behind each line.
Read →Application guideCO2 monitors for schools: a rollout guide for programme buyers
Schools present a specific deployment problem: many rooms, long occupancy hours, and staff who need to act on a reading without interpreting it. This guide…
Read →Application guideChoosing CO2 monitors for factories and industrial sites
Industrial sites rarely fail on one pollutant. A shop floor can carry CO₂ from people, particles from process dust, and solvent vapour at the same time, so…
Read →Sensor guideCO2 sensor types for IAQ monitors: NDIR vs semiconductor
A CO2 reading is only as good as the element behind it. This piece explains how the two common sensor types work, what each can and cannot tell a building…
Read →Buying guideHow to choose an indoor air quality monitor platform for your brand
A working checklist for OEM and ODM buyers specifying an indoor air quality monitor: sensing set, form factor, certification route and order volumes.
Read →Application guideCO2 monitoring for offices and classrooms: what buyers should know
Why CO2 is the reading that matters in occupied rooms, what a monitor needs to do well in offices and classrooms, and how buyers specify one.
Read →OEM / ODM guideOEM vs ODM: which programme fits your IAQ product plan
The practical difference between OEM and ODM for indoor air quality monitors — what each path asks of you, what it costs, and how to pick.
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