Air Quality Displays: Visible Indoor Environment Monitoring

Demonstrate Health and Safety Commitment Transparently

Indoor air quality impacts occupant health and productivity significantly yet remains invisible to building users who cannot assess environmental conditions affecting their wellbeing. Poor ventilation, elevated CO2, or contaminant presence generate complaints and health concerns while facility managers lack visibility into actual conditions versus assumptions. Real-time air quality monitoring displays show current indoor environmental metrics including particulates, CO2 levels, humidity, and ventilation status—making invisible air quality tangible and immediate. This transparency demonstrates facility commitment to occupant health while providing actionable data for ventilation optimization and problem identification before complaints arise.

Systems integrate multiple air quality sensors with public display networks throughout facilities showing current conditions and historical trends. Development timelines of 4-6 weeks include sensor deployment and visualization design. Facility operators report improved occupant confidence and reduced air quality complaints, with monitoring particularly valuable post-pandemic as occupants remain concerned about indoor air quality affecting health, while transparent display of excellent conditions reassures rather than merely claiming appropriate ventilation that occupants cannot verify, building trust through visible data demonstrating genuine environmental quality commitment.

Occupant Confidence Benefits

• Transparency creation making invisible air quality visible and verifiable
• Health confidence demonstrated conditions reassuring occupants
• Problem identification early detection enabling intervention before complaints
• Trust building visible data supporting environmental quality claims