IAQ measures more than 20 potentially dangerous indoor air pollutants and provides you unparalleled data on what’s inside your indoor air. But how does this apply to a real life situation?
In this short video, we provide a demonstration of how IAQ works in a simulated situation where unhealthy air levels may be present.
How IAQ Works in Real Life
As seen in the video, an IAQ device is placed near a kitchen stove. When gas emitted from the stove burner reaches an elevated level, the IAQ sends an alert to your smartphone.
IAQ also changes color from green (indicating healthy air) to red (indicating potentially unhealthy air). The IAQ user reacts to the alert by turning on the fan on his stove hood to increase ventilation. Only seconds later, IAQ registers the improved air quality and turns back to green.
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