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Indoor air quality monitoring for the rooms people complain about
The 2 pm meeting room that makes everyone drowsy, the classroom that smells stale by third period, the corner office that grows mold every winter — air problems are invisible until people feel them. Wireless CO₂ and humidity sensors make them visible first.
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CO₂ builds faster than anyone notices
A full meeting room climbs past comfortable CO₂ levels well before the hour is up. Nobody smells it — they just get slower, and the meeting gets longer.
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Humidity problems show up as mold
The corner that stays damp all winter doesn’t complain — it quietly grows a remediation bill. By the time mold is visible, the humidity problem is months old.
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Ventilation runs on a schedule, not on need
HVAC runs the same program for a packed floor and an empty one — heating air nobody breathes, or under-ventilating rooms that are full. Without measurements, it can’t do better.
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How indoor air quality monitoring works with Kilo
Place air sensors in every room that matters
Battery-powered LoRaWAN and mioty sensors measure CO₂, humidity, and temperature for years without wiring. One gateway covers the whole building.
See the building breathe
The 3D building twin recolors each room as readings arrive — stuffy rooms stand out at a glance, and dashboards show how each one developed through the day.
Act before people feel it
Rules alert facilities when CO₂ or humidity crosses your threshold — by push, SMS, or email with escalation — and can execute a command toward connected ventilation controls.
Hardware, ready to work
Get air-quality sensors and gateways from the Kilo Electronics store — pre-configured on request, so each device arrives ready to mount on the wall. No IoT team required.
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The platform features behind air quality monitoring
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Indoor air quality monitoring FAQ
What does an indoor air quality sensor measure?
Typically CO₂, humidity, and temperature; many models add metrics like VOCs or particulate matter. Any LoRaWAN, mioty, or MQTT-capable air sensor works with Kilo, so you can pick the metrics that matter for your rooms.
Why does CO₂ matter in offices and schools?
CO₂ concentration is the standard proxy for how well a room is ventilated for the people in it: rising CO₂ means the air is being rebreathed. Keeping it in a comfortable range keeps rooms feeling fresh instead of stuffy.
Can the readings drive ventilation automatically?
Rules in Kilo can execute commands on connected devices — so a high CO₂ reading can notify facilities and trigger a connected ventilation controller, relay, or window actuator where one is installed.
How do I show air quality to tenants or staff?
Dashboards make current values and daily curves easy to share, and the 3D building twin gives a whole-floor view at a glance — a clear answer to “what is the air like in here?” backed by recorded data.
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Make the air visible
Start free with 5 devices, or book a call and we’ll scope the deployment — CO₂ and humidity sensors, gateways, the building twin, and alert rules.