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.

Prepare your Cooling Systems for the Summer

With warmer weather on the horizon, now is the time to ensure your cooling systems are ready to perform reliably. Implementing thorough start-up procedures helps confirm that chillers, cooling towers, and RTUs are operating within their intended design parameters—minimizing the risk of unexpected failures and ensuring consistent comfort throughout the summer season.