Air quality

Increased CO2 values, fine dust or VOC loads in the room have a negative impact on well-being and energy costs. With Aerasgard® Air Guavers, CO2 Transmitters, mixed gas detectors and RHEASGARD® flow sensors, you can monitor the entire indoor climate in schools, living, working and conference rooms, cinemas, sales rooms, institutes or laboratories.

With our RHEASREG® air flow guards and flow measuring shapes, you have air, gas or liquid under control. For reliable flow monitoring in fans, stork flaps, heating registers and humidifiers. Our sensors have a patented multi-chamber duct tube and can represent up to four measuring sizes.

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Air Quality Guide

Autumn marks the start of the heating season, which is often accompanied by a deterioration in indoor air quality. Dry heated air, reduced ventilation, and increased time spent indoors increase the risk of colds and other health problems. One of the biggest challenges during this time is ensuring consistently good air quality—especially in schools, offices, and other indoor spaces where large numbers of people gather.

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Why is an air quality sensor useful? What are the potential health consequences of not regularly checking air quality? How do air quality sensors work? What values do AERASGARD air quality sensors from S+S measure? Did you know?

Why is an air quality sensor useful?

Modern air quality sensors continuously provide precise data on the current indoor air quality. These measurements form the basis for intelligent control systems in building automation – for example, for controlling ventilation or air conditioning systems. As soon as the sensor registers changes, targeted measures can be initiated. This not only improves air quality, but also ensures efficient use of energy, which both reduces costs and protects the environment.

What are the potential health consequences of not regularly checking air quality?

Fatigue and poor concentration

Persistently poor indoor air quality with elevated CO₂ levels often leads to fatigue, headaches, and poor concentration. This has a direct impact on performance and well-being, especially in offices, schools, and living spaces. An air quality sensor can detect these problems early on and improve them through targeted measures.
Respiratory diseases

n the long term, insufficiently monitored air quality can lead to serious respiratory diseases. Particularly high levels of VOCs (volatile organic compounds) impair health and increase the risk of chronic complaints. Regular monitoring with modern air quality sensors protects against these risks and ensures a healthy indoor climate.

How do air quality sensors work?

Modern air quality sensors, CO2 transmitters, and mixed gas detectors use highly sensitive measurement methods. They continuously record various parameters such as CO2, temperature, humidity, and VOCs. The data is transmitted in real time to the building management system (BMS) so that ventilation and air conditioning can be adjusted automatically. As soon as the air quality sensor detects that certain limit values have been exceeded, it emits a signal. This creates an intelligent, demand-based ventilation concept that not only improves air quality but also saves energy.

What values are recorded?

Depending on the selected device, the following measured values are determined:

CO₂ concentration
Temperature
Humidity
VOC pollution
Mixed gas values

They thus provide a comprehensive basis for a healthy and energy-efficient indoor climate.

Your variety from S+S for every need

Whether for office buildings, schools, production halls, or private living spaces, S+S Regeltechnik offers a wide range of air quality sensors for a variety of requirements. From compact solutions to complex systems for building automation, there is a suitable sensor for every need.

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Did you know?

Studies show that optimal air quality can increase productivity by up to 15%. Air quality sensors therefore not only contribute to health, but are also a real economic factor.

Conclusion

ir quality sensors are an indispensable component of modern indoor climate concepts. They ensure healthy air, increase well-being, and at the same time enable energy-efficient control of building technology. With the devices in the AERASGARD® and RHEASREG® product series from S+S Regeltechnik, you can rely on precision, quality, and diversity—for an optimal indoor climate in any environment.

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Whether by phone or email, our expert team is always happy to assist you with any questions you may have about our wide range of products. This allows you to quickly and easily find the ideal device for your individual application.

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