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Where to place your Indoor Air Quality Sensors?
Where to place your Indoor Air Quality Sensors?
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Written by Claire Roos
Updated over a year ago

When thinking about where to place your indoor air quality sensors there are a few things to consider:

  • Where do you want to measure the air quality? The device itself is recommended to cover (but not limited to) less than 50 square meters (539 square feet)

  • Where is the Space Hub (formerly known as β€œHub”)? The sensor needs to be within range of the Space Hub. SmartLink protocol can easily penetrate 3 thick concrete walls/floors or 10 drywalls in an office building. Old industrial constructions or deep underground areas may be challenging and should be evaluated first.

  • At a height of 1.1 - 1.70m (3.6 - 5.6 feet) (Breathing Zone)

  • With a screw (if necessary) or the included 3M adhesive (flat surface)

Avoid placement in proximity to

  • Large metal objects/cabinets

  • Doors or Windows

  • Fresh air supply

  • Sources of heat (i.e radiators) or humidity (i.e. Showers)

  • Outer Walls

This indicator should make it easier for you to find an optimum placement.

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