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Exactly... Environmental requirements cannot be seen with the naked eye, but poor indoor air quality affects performance at work. Too high a carbon dioxide level makes thinking sluggish and it feels as if “the oxygen is running out”. Research shows that when indoor air quality is poor, cognitive skills also decline. At Loopshore we help keep your company’s decision-making sharp and productivity high – with condition monitoring you ensure that the indoor conditions are worthy of your company.

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From invisible to visible

Air quality contaminants are usually things we cannot see, smell or otherwise detect with our senses. They cause not only nuisance – such as excess carbon dioxide making people tired in a packed meeting room – but also a threat to health, such as the finest particles penetrating the alveoli of the lungs. Without measuring, you cannot know the state of the indoor air.

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Better air quality – more effective work

Keep your company’s productivity high and people alert by monitoring indoor air 24/7. Continuous condition monitoring is like a sports watch. It shows your company’s current situation and gives tips on how you can improve your performance. Not only the efficiency of the whole company but also the wellbeing of your employees improves.

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Different monitoring for different situations

The temperature, humidity and carbon dioxide concentration of workspaces are the basic indicators of wellbeing. By measuring just these three variables, you get data on, for example, whether the meeting room is too crowded or whether the sun is heating up the office too much. Condition data can also be used, for example, as background information for BREEAM certification. Broader measurement of several variables, on the other hand, may be needed during the street dust and allergy season, when you also monitor fine particle levels with the same device.

”We have used a Loopshore sensor to monitor air quality in general in our offices, meeting rooms, paint shop and production facilities.

We find it important to be able to monitor things like noise levels and working temperatures in production ourselves, and to make sure that the oxygen doesn’t run out in the meeting room during in-person meetings. We also get a good overall picture of how the property is performing.”

M A R K U S S A U K K O
CEO / Polar Metalli Oy

1 device – 9 data points

Thermometer, representing temperature measurement.

Temperature

The right temperature maintains a pleasant indoor climate for the people using the space.

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Humidity

Optimal humidity helps prevent, among other things, viruses from spreading and microbes from multiplying.

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Carbon dioxide

A low CO2 level helps you stay focused and keeps cognitive skills sharp.

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Particulate matter

Particulate measurement makes the invisible visible – the data shows the particles that are harmful to people.

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VOC compounds

Monitoring VOC concentrations helps you see whether volatile organic compounds are released continuously or repeatedly, even to the point of being a health hazard.

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Noise

A pleasant sound level affects, among other things, job satisfaction and improves productivity.

Sun in the sky, representing light level measurement.

Light level

The right amount of light is a comfort factor and always relative to what the space is used for.

Pressure gauge, representing air pressure measurement.

Air pressure

Air pressure data supports the analysis of other quantities.

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Device motion

Motion detection tells you, for example, whether the device has been moved.

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Reliable Finnish technology

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Loop One air quality detection is based on patented technology. It produces reliable data for analytics. The best possible components and more than 20 years of experience ensure reliable data collection and analysis. Naturally, data security has also been taken into account. The devices are designed and manufactured in Finland.

Protect your business, your property, your staff or a classroom full of children.

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Reliable and Finnish

You know what you get

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Ready to use

Switch it on and start measuring

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Works everywhere

Condition data from any space

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Measurement results 24/7

Monitor, protect, understand, fix

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Easy to move

Place it where the data is needed

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Text message alerts

React to anomalies quickly

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