Specialty and Architectural Lighting — Indoor Air Quality

Indoor Air Quality Case Study: Office Air Reaches Hazardous Particulate Levels

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Background Building: 3-story - 1st story retail, 2nd & 3rd story offices Building Completed: 2021 Windows: Sealed, Inoperable HVAC: Rooftop units - provide both heating and cooling with economizer control Indoor Air Quality Monitor: Kaiterra Sensedge Mini The focus of this case study is one 24 hour period for a...


    Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) in Indoor Air May Reduce Employee Productivity

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    Managing indoor air quality in the workplace is an important tool for business owners and office managers to improve employee productivity, reduce sick leave and boost employee attitudes about coming to work every day. A Forbes study showed that over 65% of employees said they were more productive in office...


      Moderate Levels of CO2 in Indoor Air May Cause Occupant Fatigue and Lower Cognitive Performance

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      The importance of indoor air quality for work and classroom environments has become, with a strong push from the COVID virus, a top-of-the-list priority for building owners and managers as workers and students return to offices and schools. The strategies for cleaning indoor air of pollutants that adversely affect occupants...


        Indoor Air Quality: Why Monitoring Pollutant Levels Pays Off for Businesses & Schools

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        Interest in indoor air quality in public buildings such as offices, schools and other institutions has increased as the demand for lower energy consuming buildings has resulted in tighter building envelopes that reduce uncontrolled leakage of heated or cooled air. Tight buildings place a premium on the importance of ventilation....