Demonstrable Customer Value through IAQ performance
Energy savings that deliver a short customer payback period
Resulting in reduced membership churn
Sendal leverages Airthings' leading indoor air quality sensors, trusted by millions of homes worldwide. The sensor plays a critical role within the Breathe service, alerting the system of changing trends in air quality at the source.
Radon You can't see or smell it, but long-term exposure to radiation is the lead cause of lung cancer in non-smokers.
(PM1, 2.5,10) Fine solids that reach deep into your lungs can cause short-term discomfort.
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(VOCs) are airborne chemicals emitted by everyday items that are harmful to our health and are common in homes.
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CO2 is created when we breathe and elevated levels have short-term effects on our ability to function and sleep.
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Humidity can worsen indoor air quality by promoting mold growth, dust mites, and volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions, which can lead to respiratory issues, allergies, and discomfort.
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Outdoor air may introduce pollutants, allergens, and radon, increasing health risks like respiratory issues and lung cancer.
Read moreCarbon Dioxide (CO2) is created when we breathe, airtight homes trap this chemical, and although not considered a toxin, elevated levels do have short-term effects on our ability to function and sleep. In a bedroom with the door closed we can consume all the breathable air CO2< 800PPM within a few short hours, leading to snoring, respiratory discomfort, sweating, and waking up tired.
Humidity is the relative amount of moisture in the air, maintaining a relative humidity between 40% and 60% is optimal, outside of these ranges can lead to unhealthy homes. The by-products of high humidity promote mold growth that is harmful to you and your home. Low humidity can lead to skin and respiratory irritation, drying out your nose and throat conditions optimal for the spread of viruses and other diseases.
Outdoor air enters your home by leaking through cracks or by ventilation, open doors, and windows, mechanical ventilation, the climate, and pollution of the air can be harmful to you and increase your energy bills.
