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Why Indoor Air Quality Matters

People spend most of their day indoors. Here is why the air inside offices, schools and homes deserves the same attention as the air outside.

By Team Oberleen 1 min read

Most of our time is spent indoors

Offices, classrooms, hospitals and homes are where many people spend the largest part of their day. The air in these spaces is shaped by ventilation, cooking, cleaning products, building materials and the traffic outside.

What is worth measuring

  • Fine particles (PM2.5 and PM10)
  • Carbon dioxide, a useful sign of how well a room is ventilated
  • Temperature and humidity, which affect comfort

From data to action

Continuous readings make it easy to see when a room needs fresh air or a filter change, instead of guessing.

  • indoor
  • health

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