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Indoor air quality monitoring for offices and workplaces in the UAE
Meeting rooms go stale, open-plan floors collect dust and new fit-outs release VOCs. We measure it, show it to your teams and fix what the data finds.
In short
Office air quality depends on ventilation, occupancy and materials. Monitoring CO₂, PM2.5, TVOC, temperature and humidity in meeting rooms and open-plan areas shows where ventilation falls short, gives employees visible data, and supports WELL, LEED and ESG reporting.
Why it matters
Why air quality matters in offices & workplaces
Meeting rooms are the classic problem: ten people, a closed door and CO₂ climbing within the hour. Open-plan floors depend on how well supply air reaches every desk. New furniture and carpets add VOCs for months after a fit-out.
Data connected to the BMS lets ventilation follow real occupancy: more fresh air when rooms are full, less energy when they are empty.
What we measure
- CO₂ in meeting rooms
- PM2.5
- TVOC after fit-outs
- Temperature and humidity
- Light and noise
FAQ
Offices & Workplaces: common questions
Have another question? Ask our team
Why do meeting rooms feel stuffy?
Usually because CO₂ builds up when more people use a room than its fresh-air supply was designed for. Monitoring shows how quickly it happens.
Can air quality data save energy?
Yes. Connected to the BMS, it lets ventilation run harder only when rooms are occupied and the air needs it.
Does monitoring help with WELL or LEED?
Yes. Continuous PM2.5, CO₂ and TVOC data supports WELL, LEED and RESET Air, and shows problems before performance testing.
Find out what is in your air
Book an indoor air quality assessment with HawaQ. We measure first, then recommend only what your space needs.