Air Quality
Sensor
Monitoring indoor air conditions such as CO2, VOCs, and particulate levels.
Common Use Cases
Kitchen air quality monitoring; workplace monitoring; ventilation validation support.
Limitations and Considerations
Does not replace ventilation systems; placement strongly affects readings.
Variants and Options
Multi-sensor configurations; fixed indoor deployments; placement considerations for kitchens.
Why It Matters
Improves safety and comfort and supports operational awareness.
Steps to implement
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- We'll schedule a few minutes to understand a bit more about your business and propose a solution that will work best for your environment.
- If you're ready to go, we'll configure everything on our end and ship the equipment out to you completely ready to go out of the box.
- We're a managed service, which means we're always here to help. Plus, we'll always be monitoring your devices and services for you so you can focus on your business.
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