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Indoor air quality plays a major role, affecting wellbeing, productivity, and satisfaction with a building.
Monitoring comfort and air quality provides objective insight into conditions that are otherwise judged only through complaints.
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Why comfort issues persist
Many buildings lack room-level visibility. Systems are set centrally, but conditions vary widely across floors, zones, and times of day. As a result, some spaces feel stuffy, too warm, too cold, or unstable.
Without data, teams rely on ad-hoc adjustments that often shift the problem elsewhere rather than resolving it. This makes Tenant Comfort difficult to manage consistently.
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What comfort and IAQ monitoring measures
Room-level sensors track temperature, humidity, CO₂, and sometimes light levels. This data shows how conditions change over time and where ventilation or heating is not matching demand.
When combined with Space Occupancy data, teams can see whether poor air quality or discomfort is linked to busy periods, underused spaces, or scheduling issues.
These insights are visible in real time through the Live Feed, making it easier to intervene early.
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Improving comfort without wasting energy
Comfort monitoring helps avoid blanket responses such as over-ventilating entire floors. Instead, adjustments can be targeted where people are actually present.
This supports healthier environments while maintaining Building Efficiency, reducing both complaints and unnecessary energy use. Examples of this approach can be seen across several Projects where comfort issues were resolved without increasing running costs.
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Next steps
If comfort complaints are recurring or difficult to resolve, a Free Site Consultation can help identify where monitoring will have the greatest impact. You can also Contact Us to discuss specific comfort or IAQ concerns.