Indoor air quality (IAQ) monitoring is essential for green building certifications and compliance with growing legislation. AtmosSmart’s in-duct monitoring minimizes spikes in readings, reducing unnecessary occupant concerns while enabling performance-based services like filter changes and energy-efficient adjustments to airflow.

Reliable IAQ data also ensures accountability. Buildings equipped with AtmosSmart can respond to complaints with precise data, supporting transparency as modern buildings display IAQ information. Unlike surface monitors, AtmosSmart delivers consistent, trustworthy insights for healthier, more sustainable environments.

Most IAQ monitors are in-space devices prone to inaccuracies from local activities like cleaning or gatherings, with limited coverage of 3,000 to 5,000 square feet, often requiring multiple units for larger areas. Many lack replaceable parts, needing factory recalibration over time. AtmosSmart eliminates these issues with a discreet, in-duct system that monitors entire floors by sampling air from multiple locations.

Hidden from view and unaffected by occupant interference, AtmosSmart delivers reliable IAQ data with minimal maintenance through its tool-free, replaceable sensor tray. It ensures accurate, long-term monitoring, helping building owners maintain air quality and occupant trust without disrupting aesthetics or requiring extensive equipment.

Enabling a Building Management System (BMS) to receive Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) data requires a controls contractor to identify data points and run cabling, saving $1,000–$2,000 per device. However, limited BMS ports may require costly capacity upgrades.

The AtmosAir IAQ platform offers built-in intelligence to contextualize IAQ values and supports seamless updates, unlike manually updated BMS systems. Accessible 24/7 from any internet-connected device, it provides effortless, real-time monitoring and management.

While AtmosAir Display Monitoring focuses on real-time visibility and transparency for occupants, AtmosAir IAQ Dashboard Monitoring emphasizes operational control, data analysis, and long-term management for facility operators. Both play complementary roles in a comprehensive IAQ strategy.

Display Monitoring (e.g., AtmosView)

• Purpose: Designed to publicly show IAQ data in real-time, typically in common areas or via URL-accessible screens.
• Integration: Combines data from multiple devices (e.g., AtmosSmart and AtmosAware).
• Parameters Displayed: Includes PM2.5, CO2, TVOC, and indoor/outdoor IAQ comparisons.
• Accessibility: Allows building occupants or visitors to view live IAQ data.
• Educational Aspect: Includes QR codes for further information about IAQ and detailed results.
• Transparency: Enhances awareness and trust by openly sharing IAQ levels.

Dashboard Monitoring (e.g., AtmosAir IAQ Subscription Platform)

• Purpose: Provides a centralized interface for facilities operators to monitor, analyze, and optimize IAQ in real-time.
• Data Access: Accessible from internet-connected PCs, tablets, or smartphones.
• User Features:
  • Historical data review and downloads.
  • Alerts for elevated IAQ levels or device disconnections.
  • Aggregated reports with weekly averages, performance indicators, and trends.
• Scope: Covers all IAQ monitoring devices across multiple locations, providing detailed insights for operational decision-making.
• Customization: Allows for user-defined permissions and tailored analytics.