The Challenge
When we speak with clients about air quality monitoring, many struggle to see the immediate value. Whether it’s a school, a medical centre, or a large office, the benefits of tracking indoor conditions like temperature, CO₂ levels, and humidity can feel abstract—until you see the data for yourself.

To test this, we set ourselves a goal: to run our own long-term trial and measure the tangible impact of AirSuite monitoring in a real workplace.

The Trial
Earlier this year, we installed nine AirSuite monitors across a client’s 400 sqm office. The devices were placed in a variety of areas—boardrooms, open offices, reception, and breakout spaces. Installation was quick, with the client immediately gaining access to the live dashboard.

Almost instantly, the monitors began uncovering insights. In one of the boardrooms, CO₂ levels spiked dramatically during a meeting, signalling poor ventilation. This sparked a journey of discovery and improvement.

The Results

The trial proved that small adjustments, guided by accurate data, can make a big difference to staff wellbeing. What started as “just another gadget” has turned into a trusted tool for improving workplace comfort, reducing complaints, and increasing awareness of indoor air quality.