The air you breathe right now has most probably been breath out by somebody else already. This means that if somebody is sick, airborne particles may end up in your body. Monitoring CO2 content in the air can tell you how well ventilated a room is and drastically lower the chance of transmitting airborne diseases. Last but not least, monitoring CO2 content can help you manage heating/cooling more effectively so you can ultimately cut on your energy usage.

In both public buildings, hospitals, schools and residential spaces, a healthy and safe indoor environment is essential. Monitoring CO2 levels, temperature, and humidity allows for in-time ventilation, enhancing the air quality while the detailed reports aid in long-term improvements.

Modern buildings often prioritize air recycling for energy efficiency, rather than heating or cooling fresh air. This ongoing recirculation of polluted air can lead to increased CO2 levels and the easy spread of airborne diseases, impacting occupants’ well-being.

The MClimate CO2 Display lite comes with a special stainless steel bracket, which also serves the purpose of an anti-theft security.

You can use double-sided tape or up to 2 screws and dowels to secure the device in place.

On the bottom, there's a special screw, which prevents theft.

You can integrate our devices directly with various Building Management Systems (BMS) and leverage the valuable data they provide.