The Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Management module within iFaziG is designed to ensure a healthy, comfortable, and productive indoor environment by continuously monitoring and controlling key air quality parameters such as PM2.5, PM10, CO₂, temperature, and humidity. By integrating advanced sensors and automated systems, IAQ management provides real-time data on air quality, triggering proactive measures to maintain optimal conditions, reduce health risks, and improve occupant satisfaction.
Sensors continuously monitor critical air quality parameters, including particulate matter (PM2.5, PM10), CO₂ levels, temperature, and humidity. This real-time data allows facility managers to stay ahead of potential air quality issues and take timely corrective actions.
Advanced sensors measure the concentration of PM2.5 and PM10, which are vital indicators of air pollution. When PM levels exceed acceptable thresholds, the system automatically triggers air purification or adjusts ventilation settings to maintain clean indoor air.
CO₂ levels are continuously monitored to ensure proper ventilation. Elevated CO₂ levels can be an indication of poor ventilation or overcrowding. The system will send alerts to increase ventilation or adjust airflow to reduce CO₂ and ensure optimal air quality.
The IAQ module integrates with air purification systems to automatically activate or adjust the filtration process when pollutant levels, such as PM or CO₂, rise. This ensures that harmful particles and gases are removed from the air, improving overall indoor air quality.
Ammonia levels are monitored in sensitive environments like washrooms or kitchens. When ammonia exceeds a preset threshold, the system triggers alerts for increased ventilation or cleaning to maintain a hygienic and odor-free environment.
The IAQ system optimizes the use of HVAC and ventilation systems based on real-time air quality data, ensuring that energy consumption is minimized while maintaining safe and comfortable air quality levels.
Comprehensive reports and analytics are generated to track air quality trends, CO₂ fluctuations, PM concentrations, and system performance. These insights support decision-making for facilities managers to optimize air quality and energy use.
The Indoor Air Quality Management module leverages IoT sensors and real-time data analytics to ensure that air quality is consistently monitored, maintained, and optimized within an indoor environment. The system automatically triggers actions based on the air quality readings to maintain safe and comfortable conditions for building occupants.
Sensors track and monitor air quality parameters such as PM2.5, PM10, CO₂, temperature, and humidity to ensure a healthy indoor environment.
When PM or CO₂ levels rise above predefined thresholds, the system triggers automatic alerts to facilities management teams, signaling the need for intervention.
Based on real-time data, the system adjusts ventilation and air filtration settings to ensure that air quality is restored to safe levels. Air purifiers may be activated, and ventilation systems may be optimized to clear the air.
The system generates detailed reports on air quality trends, CO₂ fluctuations, and maintenance actions, enabling managers to make data-driven decisions for ongoing air quality optimization.
