Improve comfort and indoor air quality in schools
Monitor and analyse the indoor comfort of school buildings, thanks to Adeunis IoT sensors that can measure temperature, humidity and CO2.
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Comfort in buildings: improve user satisfaction and reduce energy consumption
thanks to our IoT solutions
Guarantee air quality
Improve thermal comfort
Why improve comfort in your building?
Taking into account the comfort of a building’s occupants is essential.
To guarantee the comfort, satisfaction and productivity of building users, it is important to analyse the various environmental factors in a room.
In addition to CO2 concentration levels, data on temperature, humidity and VOCs provide a concrete response to the comfort of building occupants.
Regular monitoring of these environmental factors not only helps to prevent thermal discomfort, but also to limit the health risks associated with mould growth, for example.
In this way, the building itself is protected and preserved.
What’s more, analysing data on temperature, humidity and presence, then adjusting heating and air conditioning requirements accordingly, will also lead to significant energy savings.
All these factors need to be taken into account to ensure a better quality of life.
Guarantee user satisfaction
Improve
energy efficiency
Limit
health risks
Preserve
the building
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WHAT ARE THE COMFORT FACTORS TO BE MONITORED to improve comfort IN A BUILDING?
Ventilation
Connected sensors monitor air quality, temperature and humidity. This data can be used to adjust the use of ventilation systems accordingly.
The benefits include better air quality, increased comfort for occupants, energy savings through more efficient use of ventilation, and a reduction in the health risks associated with poor indoor air quality.
Heating
Thanks to the IoT, the use of heating and air conditioning can be optimised. Intelligent sensors monitor temperature, humidity and occupant presence, allowing heating or cooling to be regulated to maintain comfort levels while minimising energy consumption.
The resulting benefits include energy savings, reduced costs and improved comfort for occupants.
COMFORT
LoRaWAN / Sigfox
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LoRaWAN / Sigfox
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LoRaWAN / Sigfox
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LoRaWAN / Sigfox
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NB-IoT / LTE-M
COMFORT
NB-IoT / LTE-M
Indoor air quality
Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) has significant effects on health. When you consider that the average adult spends 80% of his or her time in enclosed spaces, and that indoor air is 5 to 10 times more polluted than outdoor air, it’s easy to understand the importance of this issue.
Today, all buildings are affected by indoor air quality issues. There are a multitude of parameters and pollutants to monitor (temperature, humidity, fine particles, volatile organic compounds, etc.), whether in response to legal obligations, health issues or economic considerations.
Measure indoor air quality
In order to assess indoor air quality (IAQ), the first thing to do is to put in place solutions to measure the level of concentration of the various pollutants and components present in the room.
Sensors must therefore be installed to record the data to be studied:
- Co2 levels
- VOC levels
- the level of fine particles (PM1,
- PM2.5 and PM10),
- temperature
humidity - the operation of ventilation systems.
Once this data has been collected, the important thing is to know how to read it. To do this, there are indicators, such as ICONE and TAIL, which combine the data collected by these sensors and give a clear and easily understandable indication of the level of air quality.
To find out more about indoor air quality:
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Our selection of devices to help you in your IoT projetct
To meet your Smart Building needs, Adeunis offers a range of connected sensors and services to support you at every stage of your IoT digitalization project.
Our multi-technology solutions can be adapted to suit your needs: LoRaWAN, Sigfox, 5G: LTE-M1 or NB-IoT.
Collect
Use IoT sensors to retrieve essential building operating data
Analyse
Use the data collected to :
- take stock of the situation
- monitor developments
- identify anomalies in real time
- draw up an action plan
Act
- energy consumption
- environmental factors
- air quality
- maintenance of technical equipment
Achieve your goals
- improve energy performance
- reduce costs
- improve comfort
- add value to the building
- meet regulatory requirements
Do you need help?
Our team is here to help you. If you have any questions or encounter any problems when using our application, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re here to solve any problems you may encounter and provide you with the best possible experience.
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