IAQSafe is a dedicated health and safety assistance tool to ensure buildings indoor air quality is the best it can be at all times for all users. Our wireless remote monitoring system provides previously unknown and unseen data to businesses, creating intelligent value for any organisation.
Our data can be used to ensure that Fitwell, WELL and RESET certifications are being met and your organisations indoor air quality is the best it can be.
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The IAQSafe monitoring system uses fully certified IAQ sensors to record building environment data on our dedicated customer portal, users can view their data across multiple dashboards and graphical visualisations, all of which are represented within a bespoke monthly compliance report, customised to your specific requirements.
All provided under a single monthly subscription fee.
CO2
Volatile Organic Compounds
1 - 10 PPM
Ambient Temperature
Humidity
Some key statistics from our smart building
solutions installed across the UK.
720+
Stream Readings per Sensor per day
4700+
Sensor Readings per Hour
22,000+
Alerts
Actioned
112,000 +
Sensor Readings per
Day
IAQ Metrics
There are five main metrics to determine Indoor air quality.
High CO2 levels often indicate poor ventilation within building spaces, poor ventilation is what airborne viruses such as Covid-19 thrive on.
Improve your ventilation today to reduce CO2 levels and the threat of Covid-19 alike.
It has been scientifically proven that exposure to CO2 will have adverse effects on occupants of buildings.
People will suffer from headaches, lose concentration and can even become unconscious if very high levels of CO2 are inhaled.
Volatile Organic Compounds are found throughout indoor spaces within buildings. They are common gases that are given off during the use of everyday cleaning products, air fresheners and pesticides.
They are considered harmful to humans in specific quantities and cause issues such as skin irritation, headaches, and loss of concentration and even liver and kidney damage.
PM2.5 and PM10 are the most common particulate matter metrics used for IAQ. They refer to inhalable and fine inhalable particles found in droplets of air.
They can be dirt, dust, soot or smoke and are often invisible to the naked eye. The issue with PM2.5 and PM10 is they are inhaled by humans and can cause serious health problems if exposure is long term.
This is far more about building occupants comfort levels whilst within a buildings space, however it can also lead to health problems if exposure to high or low limits is abused by users or employers.
Ambient Temperature indoors should be between 15°C and 35°C.
Correct levels of humidity are imperative within indoor spaces. Extremes of high or low humidity will cause adverse effects to many users of an indoor space.
High humidity can cause asthma, allergies, dust mites and bacteria such as mould spores.
Low humidity causes the same issues along with spreading viruses more easily and respiratory failure. Indoor humidity should be between 40% - 60% RH.
Below is a simple diagram showing how the remote sensor network connects together with the LoRaWAN network. Sensors send data to the gateway(s) on site. The gateway then sends on that data via the cloud to our User Dashboards, within our bespoke customer data portal.
Are you meeting ASHRAE standard 62.1?
The recognised standard of acceptable IAQ (Indoor Air Quality) and ventilation design, ensuring the minimum ventilation rates are maintained to aide in the reduction of adverse health effects for building occupants.
ASHRAE states that occupied spaces should not show levels of CO2 above 800 PPM in order to demonstrate good ventilation.
Increase
Higher rated air filters can aide in reducing the maintenance cost of expensive HVAC systems.
By filtering more particles from the air, the life span of the HVAC system and its components can be increased.
In the fight against spreading airborne viruses such as COVID-19 and Influenza. It is recommended to use MERV-13 Filters within building ventilation systems.
Improve
Are you complying with the European Standard for ventilation EN13779?
Improve the
4 metrics of IAQ:
Temperature & Humidity, Ventilation, Air Filtration and Air Distribution within a building environment.
Do what you can to improve occupant well-being.
Increase resident happiness and boost staff productivity.
Reduce
Recent Studies have demonstrated how poor building ventilation can increase the spread of
COVID-19.
It is very hard to determine Air Quality without monitoring element such as CO2 and VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds).
High CO2 levels often indicate poor ventilation.
Monitor CO2 and combat the spread of COVID-19.
Office & Building Managers
Ensure staffs comfort, wellbeing and health whilst meeting better sustainability metrics and improving staff satisfaction and reducing absenteeism.
Facilities and BMS Specialists
Easily add new H+S standards to your building’s architecture without expensive additional BMS installations. Enabling a hybrid methodology within your existing building infrastructure with little or no system downtime.
Medical and healthcare Professionals
Education and Fitness Providers
Improve your users cognitive process by providing a clean and healthy indoor environment for all building occupants. Reducing staff unhappiness and boosting productivity.
“It is like having an engineer 24/7 with their hand on the plant”
“I can sleep at night knowing that I'm not putting us in any kind of danger”
“It gives us a good hold on monitoring the whole system”
Smart building technology proudly brings together the fascinating worlds of IoT, Data Analytics and SaaS to create a unique customer experience, enabling full visualisation of your buildings eco-system, all in one place.