Take control of the air inside your organization
According to data released by the European Commission, the European Ventilation Industry Association (EVIA), and the World Health Organization, we spend about 90% of our time in indoor environments — homes, offices, schools, hospitals, and transportation.
However, indoor air can be far more contaminated than outdoor air: pollutants found inside buildings can reach levels up to 5 times higher, and in critical conditions even 100 times higher.
Our sensors can monitor in real time the main indoor air quality parameters — such as PM2.5, CO₂, VOCs, temperature, and humidity — and provide clear, accessible data that can be easily integrated into management systems.
At a time when well-being is increasingly central, investing in indoor air quality is no longer an option but a strategic lever.
The continuous monitoring of indoor air quality enables organizations to gain multiple benefits, including:
Ensure work environments that are healthier, safer, and more productive.
Promptly detect critical situations and take targeted action.
Optimize the use of HVAC systems, reducing waste and energy consumption.
Integrate the data into ESG reporting and sustainability reports.
Aircare’s indoor air quality monitoring devices are designed to integrate directly with the air treatment systems or the BMS (Building Management System) in your work environments, such as:
The data collected by Aircare devices for indoor air quality monitoring is gathered in a dedicated dashboard on the IONEX platform, accessible from any device.
Once installed, the sensors automatically transmit measurements to IONEX, allowing you to monitor the evolution of environmental parameters in real time in a simple and intuitive way.
The IONEX dashboard makes it possible to analyze hourly, daily, or weekly trends, identify anomalies, and verify the effectiveness of corrective actions.
You can also set custom alert thresholds for each parameter: when these thresholds are exceeded, the system sends notifications via email or SMS, enabling timely and targeted interventions.
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