Air Quality

Control your HVAC systems with accurate air quality measurements.

Why use LoRa sensors?

No wiring

Cut down on cable costs and installation time. Install your sensors wherever you want in a snap.

Long radio range

LoRa technology enables radio signals to travel several kilometers, even through obstacles such as walls and floors.

Battery power

The sensors have a battery life of up to 5 years, allowing you to minimize maintenance on the products.

Precise measurements

Enless CO2 transmitters feature ultra-precise NDIR sensors for reliable IAQ measurement

Clean air improves occupants' comfort and well-being.

Integrating indoor air quality monitoring into your BMS enables automatic control actions, such as demand-controlled ventilation, to improve occupant comfort and reduce energy consumption.

Air Quality

CO2 Measurement

The CO2 level is the primary indicator of the quality of the air breathed by occupants. It is a very important factor that directly affects the daily comfort of occupants in enclosed spaces.

Carbon dioxide is more commonly known as CO2. Measuring CO2 means measuring the concentration of carbon dioxide in the air. Carbon dioxide, which is odorless and tasteless, is produced mainly by human respiration and various types of pollution. CO2 levels are measured as a percentage of air volume or in “ppm” (parts per million). Thus, 1,000 ppm is equal to 0.1% carbon dioxide in the air.

The quality of the air we breathe can have a direct impact on users’ behavior. Poor air quality can cause symptoms (such as fatigue and drowsiness) that can also interfere with workplace activities.

Enless Wireless offers environmental sensors for each technology that measure CO2 levels, temperature, and humidity. This ensures that you can track and monitor the quality of your environment in real time.

Air Quality Sensor

The Enless LoRaWAN CO2, temperature, and humidity sensor enables continuous monitoring of indoor air quality and occupant comfort. Its accurate measurements provide the BMS with the data required to control ventilation, heating and air conditioning according to actual occupancy conditions. By providing a detailed view of the indoor environment, this sensor helps improve well-being, optimize energy consumption, and support performance and regulatory compliance initiatives for commercial buildings.

Use cases

  • Ventilation Control
  • Improved occupant comfort
  • Detection of HVAC malfunctions
  • Energy optimization

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