Enhances Your Indoor Air Quality

AirQ

These symptoms may indicate that your indoor air quality needs improvement.
Headache Headache?
Sore throat Itchy throat?
Difficulty concentrating Having trouble concentrating?

Indoor Air Quality Variables

There are four variables that influence the quality of the air we breathe in an enclosed space and, therefore, our well-wellbeing1:

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CO2

Elevated CO2 levels in enclosed spaces can have negative effects on health, causing symptoms such as dizziness, headaches, reduced cognitive function, and difficulty concentrating. Ideally, CO2 concentrations should stay below 800 ppm. However, in a 30 m2 room with 10 people, this threshold can be reached within just 15 minutes. Outdoors, CO2 levels typically range from 300 to 400 ppm, but in urban areas, they can climb as high as 550 ppm.

PM10

PM10 are airborne particles made up of dust, ash, soot, metals, cement, and pollen, with a diameter ranging from 2.5 to 10 μm. While they do not penetrate the alveoli of the lungs, they can adhere to the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract, potentially harming the respiratory system. To reduce health risks, their concentration should not exceed 50 μm/m3 over a 24-hour period more than 35 times per year.

PM2.5

Particles smaller than 2.5 μm can penetrate the deeper areas of the respiratory system, while PM10, being even finer, can enter the bloodstream and reach the brain. Prolonged exposure to high concentrations of these particles can cause immediate symptoms such as throat irritation, coughing, and difficulty breathing. Over time, continued exposure may contribute to the development of serious health conditions, including lung, heart, and other cardiovascular issues.

VOC

At home and in the workplace, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are emitted from common sources such as cleaning products, air fresheners, perfumes, paints, solvents, and tobacco smoke. The health effects of VOCs vary depending on the duration of exposure, with the most common symptoms including irritation of the mucous membranes, headaches, and nausea.

CO2

CO2

PM10

PM10

PM2,5

PM2,5

VOC

VOC

Technology for high-quality indoor air

The AirQ range from Airzone is engineered to monitor and improve indoor air quality in any environment. Our devices not only measure the concentration of key air quality variables but also automatically adjust the surroundings to prevent harmful levels that could affect occupant health. Through the smart integration of air purifiers, ventilation systems, air conditioning, and heating, AirQ creates healthy spaces that prioritize energy efficiency, comfort, and well-being.

Technology for high-quality indoor air

AirQ efficacy

Reduction in the number of particles in suspension

30-65 % 90-98 % 1 hour 24 hours

Reduction in fungal flora

93,62 % 98,72 % 1 hour 24 hours

Inhibition of the staphylococcus aureus3 bacteria

43 % 97 % 1 hour 24 hours

Reduction in mesophilic anaerobic flora

59,26 % 88,15 % 1 hour 24 hours

Inhibition of the sars-cov-2 virus

93,54 % 98,77 % 8 hours 24 hours
Data taken from the studies performed by the IPROMA laboratories, the University of Granada and Texcell.

AirQ devices

AirQ Box

AirQ Box

An air purification device using ionization technology, which effectively eliminates harmful particles from the environment.

AirQ Sensor

AirQ Sensor

Air quality sensor that measures the different variables influencing indoor air quality and provides a response to reduce the concentration of CO2 in the environment.