Temperature and relative humidity (Temp/RH) loggers give facilities managers a clear view of how HVAC systems actually perform over time. Instead of relying on spot checks or occupant complaints, these small, non-invasive devices continuously track indoor conditions, revealing trends that point to comfort issues, scheduling problems, or hidden inefficiencies.
Category: HVAC
Improving Indoor Air Quality with COâ‚‚ Monitoring in HVAC Systems
Indoor air quality is vital for occupant comfort and productivity, with CO₂ levels serving as a key indicator. For facilities managers, keeping CO₂ concentrations in check isn’t just about comfort—it affects health, focus, and energy efficiency. High CO₂ levels often signal poor ventilation, leading to fatigue and reduced cognitive performance.
Testing and Balancing your HVAC
As warmer weather approaches, now is the time to make sure your HVAC system is operating at peak performance. Proper testing and balancing—using tools like a hot-wire anemometer and balometer—are key to achieving optimal airflow and system efficiency.
Data Loggers Help Improve HVAC Performance
Data loggers collect and record data over time to measure parameters such as temperature, humidity, pressure, and energy consumption. Data loggers can help identify areas of inefficiency in HVAC systems, predict maintenance needs, improve system performance, demonstrate compliance, and improve tenant satisfaction.
Efficient Winterization: Using Common Energy Assessment Measuring Tools for Your Building
Gear up for winter with an energy assessment! Explore tools to identify and improve energy efficiency in your building for a cozy and cost-effective season.
We provide virtual or in-person training demonstrations to client agency personnel
We are living in a very fast paced world and providing training to our staff in a quarterly basis is crucial to keeping our team up-to-date with the latest technology and tools.