Kroemtech

OT security and industrial connectivity

IoT Air Quality Monitoring

Understand your air. Identify problems early. Improve the environment where people work.

Indoor air quality affects comfort, concentration, health, and productivity.

Our IoT Air Quality Monitoring solution gives you continuous visibility into the conditions inside your building so you can identify issues, understand patterns, and take action before they become complaints or operational problems.

The solution combines connected air quality sensors, secure data transmission, dashboards, alerts, reporting, and optional support into one complete service.

Continuous monitoring. Clear insights. Practical actions.

Why it matters

Why monitor indoor air quality?

Problems with indoor air are often invisible until people start noticing symptoms or raising complaints.

Poor ventilation, elevated CO₂, particulate matter, VOCs, temperature, humidity, or other pollutants can develop gradually and vary significantly throughout the day.

Continuous monitoring helps you understand what is actually happening inside your building.

With reliable data, you can:

  • Detect poor ventilation early

  • Identify recurring air quality problems

  • Understand when and where issues occur

  • Optimize ventilation and building operation

  • Investigate employee or occupant complaints

  • Document environmental conditions

  • Track improvements over time

  • Support health, safety, and facility management decisions

How it works

A complete monitoring solution

We do more than provide sensors.

Our solution covers the complete path from measurement to actionable information.

Air quality monitoring portal showing live readings and trends
1

Measurement

Connected monitoring devices continuously measure relevant environmental parameters in the areas that matter to you.

Depending on your requirements, measurements can include:

  • CO₂

  • Carbon monoxide (CO)

  • Ammonia (NH₃)

  • VOCs

  • Formaldehyde

  • NOx

  • Particulate matter (PM1, PM2.5, PM4, PM10)

  • Temperature

  • Relative humidity

Individual calibration certificates are available for selected sensors.

2

Secure connectivity

Measurement data is transmitted automatically through integrated connectivity.

Depending on the project, devices can use LTE or existing network infrastructure.

This means monitoring can be deployed without building a complex new IT infrastructure around each measurement point.

  • LTE, WiFi or Ethernet

  • Encrypted communication

  • Secure remote updates

3

Centralized Data Platform

All measurement data is collected in one central platform, deployed either:

  • On our Swiss based cloud infrastructure, or

  • On premises within your own IT environment

This gives you full visibility across individual rooms, production areas, buildings, or multiple sites while keeping deployment aligned with your security and data hosting requirements.

You can access:

  • Current environmental conditions

  • Historical trends and long term developments

  • Multiple rooms, zones, or locations

  • Threshold violations and alerts

  • Comparisons between measurement points

  • Centralized reporting and data export

Choose the deployment model that best fits your organization, whether you prefer a managed Swiss cloud solution or full control within your own infrastructure.

4

Alerts

Define thresholds for the parameters that matter to your environment.

When conditions move outside the desired range, responsible personnel can be notified so they can investigate and respond quickly.

  • Mobile app notifications

  • Email notifications

  • SMS notifications

5

Automated Action

Monitoring does not have to stop at alerts.

The platform can interact with connected building or automation systems to automatically improve air quality when predefined conditions are detected.

Depending on the installation, this can include:

  • Increasing ventilation when CO₂ levels rise

  • Activating extraction systems when VOCs or particles increase

  • Adjusting HVAC operation based on occupancy and air quality

  • Triggering fans, dampers, or filtration systems

  • Sending commands to PLCs, building management systems, or other automation platforms

  • Combining air quality thresholds with schedules or process conditions

This enables a closed loop approach where the system can not only detect poor air quality, but also respond automatically to improve conditions.

6

Reporting

Turn measurement data into usable documentation.

Automated, customizable reporting for:

  • Internal reviews

  • Facility management

  • Health and safety discussions

  • Investigations

  • Management reporting

  • Customer documentation

  • Before and after comparisons

Decisions, not graphs

From measurement to action

Collecting data is only useful if it helps you make better decisions.

Our solution helps answer practical questions such as:

  • Are ventilation rates sufficient during occupied periods?

  • Which rooms regularly experience high CO₂ levels?

  • Are particles generated during certain production processes?

  • Do VOC levels increase during cleaning or maintenance activities?

  • Does air quality improve after ventilation changes?

  • Are complaints linked to measurable environmental conditions?

  • Which areas require further investigation?

The objective is not simply to generate graphs.

It is to help you understand the environment and decide what to do next.

Air quality event shown on the monitoring dashboard

Where it is used

Typical applications

Offices

Offices

Understand ventilation performance and indoor comfort across meeting rooms, open offices, and shared spaces.

Schools and educational facilities

Schools and educational facilities

Monitor CO₂ and environmental conditions in classrooms to support better ventilation and healthier learning environments.

Workshops and garages

Workshops and garages

Detect changes caused by exhaust gases, particles, chemicals, or insufficient ventilation.

Production environments

Production environments

Monitor air quality around manufacturing processes where dust, VOCs, combustion products, or other pollutants may be present.

Paint shops and surface treatment areas

Paint shops and surface treatment areas

Track VOCs and particulate matter to better understand exposure and ventilation performance.

Woodworking environments

Woodworking environments

Monitor particulate matter generated by cutting, sanding, and processing operations.

Commercial kitchens

Commercial kitchens

Understand how cooking processes affect particles, gases, temperature, and ventilation requirements.

Indoor Events

Indoor Events

Monitor air quality indicators during high occupancy events (concerts, conferences) to help maintain comfortable and healthy indoor conditions.

Measurement strategy

Monitoring tailored to your environment

Every building and every process is different.

We help determine:

  • What should be measured

  • Where sensors should be placed

  • How many monitoring points are required

  • Which thresholds make sense

  • How data should be visualized

  • Who should receive alerts

  • How reports should be structured

This avoids deploying sensors without a clear monitoring strategy.

Measurement hardware

The AIR-1000 monitoring device

The AIR-1000 is one of the measurement devices used within our IoT Air Quality Monitoring solution.

It combines multiple air quality sensors, integrated connectivity, and secure data transmission in a compact device designed for professional environments.

Depending on the application, AIR-1000 devices can be deployed across individual rooms, production areas, buildings, or multiple sites.

The device is supplied and configured as part of the complete monitoring solution rather than as a standalone measurement product.

AIR-1000 air quality monitoring device installed in an industrial environment

Scope

What is included

A typical IoT Air Quality Monitoring solution can include:

  • Initial requirements assessment

  • Selection of relevant measurement parameters

  • Sensor placement planning

  • AIR-1000 monitoring devices

  • Connectivity configuration

  • Cloud platform access

  • Dashboard setup

  • Mobile app

  • Alert configuration

  • Historical data storage

  • PDF reporting

  • User access management

  • Commissioning

  • Training

  • Ongoing support

The platform

Dashboard and data access

Real-time overview

See the current condition of each monitored area at a glance.

Historical trends

Understand how air quality changes throughout the day, week, or season.

Custom dashboards

Create views around the parameters and locations that matter most to your organization.

Multiple locations

Monitor several rooms, buildings, or sites from one interface.

Data export

Export measurements for deeper analysis or integration into existing reporting processes.

PDF reports

Create clear reports for internal documentation, management, audits, or investigations.

Mobile access

Check current conditions and alerts without being tied to a workstation.

Air quality readings in the mobile app
Floor plan map coloured by VOC level
CO₂ concentration chart over time
Overview map of all monitored locations

Notifications

Alerts that support action

A threshold alarm should help someone make a decision, not simply generate another notification.

We configure alerts based on your environment and operational requirements.

Examples include:

  • Elevated CO₂ indicating insufficient ventilation

  • Increased particulate matter during production

  • Abnormal VOC concentrations

  • Temperature or humidity outside the desired range

  • Persistent problems in a specific room

  • Sudden changes that may require investigation

Temporary deployments

Short-term monitoring and investigations

Not every application requires permanent monitoring.

For temporary problems, complaints, seasonal conditions, or specific investigations, we can also provide short-term monitoring deployments.

Typical applications include:

  • Investigating employee complaints

  • Evaluating ventilation performance

  • Comparing conditions before and after changes

  • Monitoring temporary workplaces

  • Assessing events or high-occupancy areas

  • Identifying the source of recurring air quality issues

After the monitoring period, the collected data can be reviewed and summarized in a report.

AIR-1000 device set up for a short term air quality measurement

Scale

From one room to multiple sites

The solution can start small and expand over time.

Begin with a few critical areas and add additional monitoring points as requirements grow.

This makes the system suitable for:

  • Small workshops

  • Office buildings

  • Individual production areas

  • Schools

  • Multi-building facilities

  • Organizations operating across multiple sites

Why Kroemtech

One partner for the whole chain

One solution instead of separate components

Sensors, connectivity, dashboards, alerts, and reporting are designed to work together.

Focus on practical monitoring

We help define what is worth measuring and how the information can support real decisions.

Flexible deployment

Solutions can range from a temporary measurement project to permanent multi-site monitoring.

Professional data access

Your team gets access to historical data, dashboards, reports, and alerts without needing to build its own IoT infrastructure.

Secure by design

Connectivity and data handling are implemented with security in mind, including encrypted communication and controlled user access.

Start with your environment, not with the sensor

The right air quality monitoring solution depends on the building, the activities taking place inside it, and the questions you want the data to answer.

Tell us what you want to understand or improve.

We will help define the measurement strategy, deploy the monitoring system, and turn the collected data into useful information.

Improve your indoor environment with better data

Get continuous visibility into air quality and understand where action is really needed.