Indoor Air Quality Monitoring


Indoor air quality (IAQ) is a term referring to the air quality within and around buildings and structures, especially as it relates to the health and comfort of building occupants. IAQ can be affected by gases (including carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds), particulates and microbial contaminants (mould, bacteria).

Indoor air is becoming an increasingly more concerning health hazard. Using ventilation to dilute contaminants, filtration, source control and the release of controlled levels of ozone are the primary methods for improving indoor air quality in most buildings.

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Portable & Fixed Monitoring Products

Aeroqual manufactures a range of GSS gas sensors and also integrates a number of other technologies to offer a comprehensive range of portable and fixed measurement instruments. In addition, multi-sensor systems are also available as shown below…



Handheld Monitors

Standard and FRP product range hand-held air quality monitors.



Fixed Monitors

Simple and advanced monitoring and control.



Multi-Sensor Systems

IQM60 Monitor – for indoor use

 

Sensor Products



Sensor Heads

Sensor Heads – with integrated air flow control.



SM50 Sensor Modules

A multi-functional OEM sensor module designed for use by Original Equipment Manufacturers.



Environmental Monitoring Modules

AQM Gas Module Specifications (PDF) >>

 

Major Sources & Potential Health Effects of Indoor Air Pollutants

Sensor Pollutant Major Sources Potential Health Effects*
CO2 Carbon Dioxide Sick Building Syndrome (SBS), Excessive Building Occupancy and Inadequate Ventilation Fatigue; Eye, Nose and Throat Irritation; Headaches; Chest Discomfort; Respiratory Tract Symptoms
CO Carbon Monoxide Non-vented or MalfunctioningGas Appliances, Wood and Coal Stoves, Tobacco Smoke and Vehicle Exhaust Emissions Headache, Nausea, Angina, Impaired Vision and Mental Functioning, Fatal at High Concentrations
COPM
Environmental Tobacco Smoke
 

 

Cigarettes, Cigars and Pipes Respiratory Irritation, Bronchitis and Pneumonia in Children; Emphysema, Lung Cancer and Heart Disease
VOC Organic Chemicals Aerosol Sprays, Solvents, Glues,Cleaning Agents, Pesticides, Paints, Moth Repellents, Air Fresheners, Dry cleaned Clothing and Treated Water Eye, Nose and Throat Irritation; Headaches; Loss of Coordination; Damage to Liver, Kidney and Brain; Various Types of Cancer
O3 Ozone Ground Level Ozone Entering Indoors; Malfunctioning Air Treatment Systems; and Office Photocopiers and Printers Eye, Nose and Throat Irritation; Coughing; Chest Discomfort; Reduced Lung Function; Shortness of Breath
NO2 Nitrogen Oxides Non-vented or MalfunctioningGas Appliances and Vehicle Exhaust Emissions Eye, Nose and Throat Irritation; Increased Respiratory Infections in Children
PM TSP (total suspended particulates)
PM10 (thoracic fraction ≤10 μm)
PM2.5 (respirable fraction ≤2.5 μm)
PM1 (particles ≤1.0 μm)
Cigarettes, Wood and Coal Stoves, Fireplaces, Aerosol Sprays and House Dust Eye, Nose and Throat Irritation; Increased Susceptibility to Respiratory Infections and
Bronchitis; Lung Cancer
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