What does room climate mean, and is the physical comfort or ‘feel-good climate’’ in rooms measurable?
The room climate depends on several measurable variables, such as temperature and humidity, pollutants (VOC, CO2, particulate matter), lighting (light temperature) and noise, which can be addressed and controlled specifically. However, at which measured values of these variables the individual human being will feel well, can be quite different from person to person and is also a matter of other factors, such as physical activity, actual health, daytime and season.
Controlled ventilation is considered key to a healthy room climate along with sufficient heating, ambient humidity and the lowest possible concentration of pollutants. Multifunctional
AERASGARD Air Quality Transducers help building operators master all these parameters and enable a controlled environment adapted to the perceived well-being of occupants.
PHOTASGARD Light Intensity and
KINASGARD Motion Detectors can complement the ‘feel-good climate’.