InBiot Indoor Air Quality Monitor

A key factor in thermal comfort, often the first indicator of air quality. 

Values outside the optimal range increase the risk of respiratory complaints and is a major contributor to virus spread and mould.

These levels are an early indication of ventilation issues.

High levels cause drowsiness and lower productivity. 

Commonly found in cleaning products and construction materials. These can adversely affect health. 

These ultrafine particles work their way deep into lung tissue and even the bloodstream, causing respiratory issues.

These fine particles are a global cause for concern due to their potential to increase mortality and cause DNA damage.

With a diameter of 4 micrometres or less, these particles are larger but can still reach deep into the lungs and may contribute to cardiovascular issues.

The largest category of particulate matter. While these particles are larger in size, they may still contribute to cardiovascular issues. 

A prevalent, highly volatile indoor gas classified as a 1B carcinogen.

This odourless gas reduces the blood’s oxygen-carrying ability and is extremely hard to detect without the right equipment.

Hazardous to health and hard to detect without consistent monitoring. 

An indoor air quality monitor can highlight increased levels. 

This toxic gas, produced during fossil fuel combustion, is a significant contributor to compromised air quality.