The IAQ monitoring checklist: measure, read and act on indoor air quality
The IAQ monitoring checklist is a free Milvian AI guide for running indoor air quality monitoring in occupied buildings. It covers which parameters to measure, where to place sensors, why CO2 must be read with occupancy and duration, how to set alerts and how Aqueduct turns air findings into ventilation actions, verified without wasting energy.
The IAQ Monitoring Checklist
- Why continuous indoor air quality monitoring
- What to measure
- Match sensor bundles to spaces
- Place sensors where people breathe
- Read the data with occupancy and duration
- Set alerts that lead to action
- Fix the air without wasting energy
- Evidence for programs and reporting
For: Facility managers, workplace and HR leads, school and campus operators, and energy managers responsible for indoor air in occupied buildings.
PDF guideThe IAQ Monitoring ChecklistCommon questions
It should cover what to measure by space type, where to place sensors, how to read results with occupancy and duration, which alerts to set and how to act. The Milvian AI checklist also covers how to fix air without wasting energy.
Most buildings start with temperature, humidity, CO2 and occupancy. Add VOCs and PM2.5 and PM10 for most occupied spaces, and specialized gases such as CO, radon, formaldehyde or H2S where the space calls for them.
At breathing height in the occupied zone, away from supply diffusers, doors, windows and direct sunlight. Each sensor speaks for a zone, so place enough to cover the spaces people actually use.
CO2 is a ventilation indicator for people. A high reading in an empty room matters far less than one during a full meeting. Aqueduct overlays air quality with occupancy and tracks exposure in zone-hours.
Where control is enabled, with owner approval, Aqueduct can adjust ventilation through LoRaWAN relays or BACnet and Modbus field devices. Every command is logged in the command history.
No. Aqueduct supplies continuous measured evidence that those programs ask for. Your team or consultant files and certifies.
Yes. It downloads as a PDF after a short form.
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