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Indoor Air Quality Monitor - InBiot

Explore our intelligent solution designed to meticulously monitor and effectively enhance your buildings indoor air quality in real time, ensuring a healthier environment for everyone.

Proactive ‘Real-Time’ Air Quality Monitoring

Ultra-Protect are experts with Indoor Air Quality Monitoring devices, supplied and installed to create visibility of your Indoor Air Quality pollutants. Continuous monitoring 24-7, to create actionable insights for control of pollutions and to reduce a buildings energy use. A range of sensors to detect the most harmful pollutants to a humans health.

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Improve all the key factors of your indoor air quality

Let us assist you in understanding all the essential components of better air quality:

Temperature

It is the most common parameter for determining the thermal comfort inside a room.
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Humidity

Values outside the optimal range weaken the respiratory mucous membranes, increasing the risk of respiratory diseases.
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CO 2

Odourless, colourless, tasteless gas which at high levels causes discomfort, drowsiness and reduced productivity. Indicator of ventilation efficiency.
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TVOC

Total volatile organic compounds, derived from everyday construction, cleaning or cosmetic products with possible short and long term adverse health effects.
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Particulate matter 1.0

Particulate matter that can lead to asthma, allergic conditions or heart failure, depending on its size and nature.
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Particulate matter 2.5

Particulate matter that can lead to asthma, allergic conditions or heart failure, depending on its size and nature.
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Particulate matter 4.0

Particulate matter that can lead to asthma, allergic conditions or heart failure, depending on its size and nature.
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Particulate matter 10

Particulate matter that can lead to asthma, allergic conditions or heart failure, depending on its size and nature.
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Formaldehyde

Highly volatile and common indoor toxic gas, since 2016 classified as carcinogenic 1B by the EU.
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Ozone

Highly reactive and corrosive gas used as a disinfectant, biocide or as a by-product of office equipment or disinfection.
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Carbon monoxide

Odorless, colorless gas that causes a decrease in the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood.
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NO₂

Toxic, highly reactive and corrosive gas, considered one of the six most critical pollutants listed as affecting indoor air quality.
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What Air Quality Monitoring Means For Your Company

For the People

Create healthy indoor spaces for the

well-being, health and comfort of your customers and staff, guranteeing their

peace of mind and their satisfaction.

For your Business

Increase the productivity of your staff, improve your companies reputation, save on energy consumption and increase profits.

For the Planet

Optimise ventilation and air conditioning systems for energy efficiency and sustainability.

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Tailored Solutions for your Indoor Air Quality Monitoring

With a variety of connectivity and integration options, our extensive range of MICA devices measures important indoor air quality parameters consistently and reliably.

An infinite number of devices can be installed in buildings to monitor and analyse data. Each device will connect to the cloud separately, but will still use the same viewing platform.

Our MICA devices

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More Than Your Regular Air Quality Monitor

To optimise your building systems, lower energy consumption, and guarantee the health and wellbeing of your employees and clients, My inBiot transforms data into actionable information.

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The most complete and flexible solution for monitoring and managing indoor air quality

Earn Certifications For Your Air Quality

Gain points for achieving sustainability and wellness certifications, including WELL, RESET, LEED, FITWEL, and Breem. These certifications raise the building's worth and your brand recognition.

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Certifications at

your Fingertips

Earn points for wellness and sustainability certifications such as WELL, RESET, LEED and FITWEL, Breem increasing the value of your building and the prestige of your brand.

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Indoor Air Quality Monitoring For A Full HSA Code Compliance

In compliance with Safety, Health, and Welfare at Work Act 2005, Section 60; No. 10 of 2005

Understanding the air quality inside your building requires proactive air quality monitoring. This sophisticated equipment runs around the clock, generating a range of data on air quality parameters for analysis.

The majority of indoor air quality assessments necessitate analysing the air quality over several weeks or months in order to completely comprehend it, as indoor pollutants vary based on their sources, presence, weather, and even the season.

Thoroughly understand your indoor air quality to comprehend your pollution issues and provide appropriate energy-efficient solutions by downloading our HSA code of practice.

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More about the importance of Air Quality

The Dangers of Dust in the Workplace

10 Aug, 2022

Dust. It can kill Not just today, but years down the line Don't risk your health, protect your lungs from dust Construction workers die every week from lung diseases caused by exposure to dust. Many more suffer from severe chronic long-term lung conditions. Don’t make the same mistake as construction workers who have not realised the health risks of exposure to dust and have worked unprotected. Make sure you are aware of the risks and know what to do to stay safe.

UVC Air Purifiers

24 Jul, 2022

What is UVC You can’t understand the probable UV air purifier dangers if you don’t know what a UV is. UV(ultraviolet) is a light spectrum that’s often invisible that comes with wavelengths. Sunlight also contains ultraviolet rays whose exposure causes sunburn on human skin. This means that UV rays can be dangerous both to you and your pets. There are various light rays that exist today such as gamma and X-ray rays which experts have termed as quite harmful to humans. In the past, UV light was utilised to disinfect water, the air, and surfaces. If you are wondering whether this technology is effective when it comes to enhancing the quality of air in a home and eliminating airborne particles, this article will illustrate how UV air purifiers function and how effective they are when it comes to cleaning the air.

Why Ventilation is Important

By Blam Websites • 20 Jun, 2021

Ventilation plays a vital role in the running of an enclosed workplace. It helps to carry fresh, clean air through the space, keep employees happy and healthy, and maintain the efficiency of the workplace on a daily basis. Regulations surrounding workplace ventilation have been put in place for good reason. When adhered to, any hot, humid or stale air within the space will be replaced with clean air at the right rate. The general rule of thumb is to keep at least 5-8 litres of fresh air within the space, every second for every occupant. This goes for any air that is clean and free of impurities that could cause workers to fall ill or be unhappy with the working environment. The vast majority of enclosed workplaces are required to have a certain amount of fresh air passing through the space. That includes anything from an office space to a commercial kitchen, a spray booth to a hospital, for example. Without proper ventilation, it’s very difficult to get a good amount of clean air into these enclosed spaces, and with many individuals coming and going throughout the day, it’s vital to provide clean air to keep these individuals healthy. There are some exceptions when it comes to enclosed workplaces and the standard ventilation guidelines. For example, a workplace designed for growing mushrooms needs a humid space for the product growth.