21.4.2020
3 main reasons to use air quality sensors Thinking about a new HVAC unit for your home, business, or anywhere else? Or do you already have […]
3.2.2020
What are the main indoor air pollutants? CO2 as a good indicator of air pollution When people stay in a confined space without adequate ventilation, the […]
14.2.2019
Advice for the placement of indoor air quality sensors. Mount the sensor to ensure the most accurate measurement!
24.8.2016
Sensor communication over IQRF network Visualization of measured data from sensors (CO2, VOC, humidity,…) is very useful to identify the specific problem and its subsequent solution. […]
24.8.2016
Protronix at OpenStack Summit in Austin, Texas Representatives of Czech companies dealing with Cloud Computing (= delivery of computing services) and wireless sensor networks attended the […]
15.2.2016
The company took air quality measurements in a bedroom where several people were sleeping. The measurements were taken at different ventilation levels. However, in neither case were the results satisfactory. Read the full article to find out why you can't get to sleep during the night and wake up tired in the morning.
15.2.2016
The concentration of CO2 in the air is a good indicator of the breathability of indoor air and corresponds very well to the number of people living in these enclosed spaces.
15.2.2016
Low-energy houses have been the focus of attention for many years. Their development is of course linked to the increase in energy prices that can be observed in recent years. It is generally stated that the savings in heating costs are approximately half in a low-energy house compared to a conventional building.
15.2.2016
Air quality sensors precisely regulate ventilation, which is a great advantage in public buildings with a variable number of people inside. They help to save energy and thus costs.
15.2.2016
Chart showing the concentration of CO2 at the Aquatherm trade fair held in the autumn of 2012 in the new exhibition halls in Letňany.
12.2.2016
Getting lost in technical terms related to measuring the concentration of various substances in the air? Sensors for measuring CO2, CO, VOCs etc. work on three basic principles, the most commonly used of which is the NDIR principle. What does NDIR mean and how do sensors work on this and other principles?
