Air quality monitors

Air quality meters

In a healthy indoor environment, temperature, humidity and CO2 levels are in balance. Too much humidity can cause all kinds of health problems, including headaches, chest tightness and allergic reactions. Too little humidity is not good either, as it can cause fatigue, respiratory irritation and dry eyes and lips. Too much CO2 can also cause physical discomfort, including headaches and fatigue. In a poorly ventilated room, infectious diseases are also more likely to spread and breed. An air quality meter provides insight, raises awareness and helps keep the indoor environment under control.