Indoor Air Quality Tools

Science-based indoor air quality tools to make workplaces safer from the infectious diseases of today and tomorrow.

Our mission

Why is indoor air quality important?

Most people spend around 90% of their time indoors, mainly at home or in the workplace.

Viruses that transmit as airborne particles, such as the viruses that cause COVID-19 and measles, pose a significant risk. They can squeeze into small places nearly 10,000 times smaller than a human hair, travel long distances. and stay active in the air for at least 4 hours.

Ventilation helps clean the indoor air, and it’s essential for reducing the risk of the spread of infectious diseases.

Poor indoor air quality
can lead to:

Benefits of proper
ventilation in a building

Oxygen

Provides oxygen and fresh air for human respiration.

Dilution

Dilutes indoor air pollutants to levels below those recognized to cause disease or injury from exposure to harmful contaminants, odors, and vapors.

Aerosol control

Uses outdoor, filtered air with a low aerosol concentration to control aerosols inside buildings.

Air distribution

Creates proper air distribution and promotes a healthier and more comfortable environment.

Supplemental technologies for improved indoor air quality

Benefits of Germicidal UV light on indoor air quality

Deactivates or kills viruses and bacteria that are present in the air
Reduces mold and mildew growth
Reduces the spread of infectious diseases
Improves respiratory health

Benefits of in-room air cleaners on indoor air quality

Reduces the concentration of airborne viral particles
Helps to limit the spread of infectious diseases
Can supplement other infection control measures
Can improve overall respiratory health and alleviate symptoms of allergies and asthma