Sectors
Terminals move thousands of people through large, open spaces next to aircraft and vehicles. We monitor the air across zones and turn the data into action.
Airports combine very large volumes, constantly changing occupancy and outdoor sources such as aircraft and vehicle exhaust. Continuous monitoring across terminals, gates and lounges shows how particles, CO₂ and gases change through the day, and where ventilation or filtration needs adjusting.
Why it matters
Gates and security areas fill and empty in waves, while lounges and offices need steady comfort. Airside doors and baggage areas bring in exhaust and dust.
A network of monitors connected to the BMS lets operators see every zone on one dashboard.
FAQ
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It depends on zones and use. We plan by area, occupancy and air-handling zones, then refine with the first weeks of data.
Yes. Kaiterra monitors support BACnet/IP, Modbus, MQTT and an open API.
Book an indoor air quality assessment with HawaQ. We measure first, then recommend only what your space needs.
HawaQ is the indoor air quality division of PRO TECHnology in Dubai. We measure the air in buildings across the UAE and the GCC, then fix what the data shows.