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Indoor air quality monitoring
Measure the changing environmental conditions in each room or zone
Accurately monitor the indoor air quality to power healthier, more efficient buildings.
Indoor air quality (IAQ) in buildings plays a big part in the occupant’s comfort, health and productivity. By automatically monitoring air quality, building managers can ensure their buildings meet required standards and optimise heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) based on demand.
Pressac’s indoor air quality sensors accurately monitor the ambient conditions, producing near real-time data, so you can instantly identify poor conditions, track trends and manage HVAC most efficiently.
Measure the IAQ
in each room or zone
The range of multi-sensors accurately measure carbon dioxide (CO2), temperature, humidity, particulate matter (PM1/PM2.5/PM4/PM10), and volatile organic compounds (TVOC).
Easy install and
low maintenance
The sensors simply fix to the wall and send data wirelessly. Either solar-powered using ambient light or mains powered, so there’s no need to change batteries.
You’re in control
of your data
Our sensor technology is system agnostic. Data is sent securely to your preferred on-premise or cloud platform, via Ethernet, LTE (4G) or WiFi. No subscriptions or recurring fees.
Indoor air quality sensors
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Wireless smart sensor and connected technology
Quick to install
and set up
Ultra-low power, energy-harvesting
Secure licence-free data transmission
Interoperable and scalable
ISO security, quality and environmental
Easily access and integrate near real-time indoor air quality sensor data
Our technology is system agnostic, the data from our sensors can be used in any way you need.
There are different options to choose from, making it easy to get your data in the way that’s right for you.
Access your sensor data in
a live Google sheet
For proof of concepts, our data-to-spreadsheet functionality offers a simple way of viewing data without the complications of setting up a full IoT solution.
Integrate live data into any
software or IoT platform
Data can be sent securely – via Ethernet, LTE (4G) or WiFi – to any local or
cloud MQTT broker, IBM Watson IoT, Microsoft Azure IoT Hub or AWS loT Core.
Feed directly into existing
building management systems (BMS)
Sensor data can be sent to BMS systems that support MQTT via Pressac’s smart gateway or using a third-party EnOceans gateway that facilitates the connection.
Looking for a full indoor air quality monitoring solution?
We partner with a range of software providers to offer different indoor air quality monitoring and management solutions.
Whether you need help choosing sensors, or guidance on your indoor air quality monitoring solutions, we’re here to help.
Use cases
Find out how indoor ait quality monitoring sensors are helping create smarter, more sustainable workplaces
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Pressac’s smart building technology is used in millions of businesses and homes worldwide
As a trusted partner to some of the world’s leading companies, we’ve been designing and manufacturing smart technology for over 60 years.
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Measure the ambient temperature in each room, cabinet or zone. The small sensors are wireless and solar-powered sensors, making them easy to install and zero maintenance.
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Accurately detect the presence of people sitting around a table. The small, discreet sensors simply stick to the underside of the table and send an instant update when occupancy is detected.
Detect people going in and out of a single doorway. The small sensors are mounted above a doorway and send a message wirelessly each time a person enters or exits through the doorway.
Automatically detect open doors or windows around your building, including doors on cupboards, cabinets and fridges. The small sensors are wireless and solar-powered sensors, making them easy to install and zero maintenance.
Measure the ambient temperature and relative humidity in each room, cabinet or zone. The small sensors are wireless and solar-powered sensors, making them easy to install and zero maintenance.
Measure ambient carbon dioxide (CO2), total volatile organic compounds (TVOCs), particulate matter (PM1/2.5/4/10), temperature and relative humidity, all in a single sensor.
Monitor occupancy, light, sound, temperature and humidity, all in a single sensor. Producing near real-time, highly accurate data which you can use to ensure your room conditions are at optimum levels at all times.
Measure the energy consumption in any single-phase or three-phase cable from 1-600A. Wireless and self-powered, so they’re non-intrusive and maintenance-free.
Monitor the status of any equipment that has a dry contact output, such as UPS status, security systems, fire alarms or air conditioning units. They’re wireless and self-powered, making them easy to install and maintenance-free.
Turn ‘dumb’ meters into ‘smart’ meters. Pulse counters report the number of pulses from electricity (per kWh), water (per m³), or general meters (per count), as well as machinery and equipment with a pulse output.